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Levon Aronian vs Wesley So
Grand Chess Tour Paris Rapid (2016) (rapid), Paris FRA, rd 4, Jun-09
Slav Defense: Chameleon Variation (D15)  ·  0-1

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Jun-09-16  thegoodanarchist: Wesley So plays such interesting chess!
Jun-09-16  chessalem: he mimics chess engines...
Jun-10-16  chessalem: <mimic the engines' moves..>

1. Nf3 d5- no. 1 move
2. d4 Nf6- no. 1 move
3. c4 c6 - no. 2 move
4. Nc3 a6-
5. e3 Bf5 - no. 1 move
6. Qb3 Ra7 - no. 2 move
7. Nh4 Bc8- no. 1 move
8. Bd2 e6 - no. 2 move
9. c5 Nbd7 - no. 2 move
10. Nf3 b6-
11. cxb6 Qxb6- no. 1 move
12. Na4 Qxb3- no. 1 move
13. axb3 a5 - no. 1 move
14. Rc1 Bb7- no. 1 move
15. Bd3 Bd6- no. 2 move
16. O-O Ke7-
17. Rfd1 Ba6 - no. 1 move
18. Be1 Bxd3 - no. 3 move
19. Rxd3 Rc8 - no. 2 move
20. Rdc3 Ra6 - no. 1 move
21. Nd2 e5 - no. 3 move
22. R3c2 exd4- no. 1 move
23. exd4 Nf8 - no. 1 move
24. f3 Ne6- no. 1 move
25. Bf2 Kd7- no. 1 move
26. g3 Rb8- no. 2 move
27. Nc3 Rb4- no. 1 move
28. Na2 Rxd4 - no. 1 move
29. Re1 Rd3- no. 1 move
30. Nc1 Nd4 - no. 2 move
31. Nxd3 Nxc2- no. 1 move
32. Re2 Ra8- no. 1 move
33. Ne5+ Bxe5 - no. 1 move
34. Rxe5 Kd6- no. 2 move
35. Re2 Nb4 - no. 1 move
36. g4 c5- no. 2 move
37. Bg3+ Kd7 - no. 1 move
38. Nb1 Re8- no. 2 move
39. Kf1 Kc6 - no. 1 move
40. Be5 Re6- no. 1 move
41. h4 d4- no. 3 move
42. Bg3 Nd3- no. 1 move
43. Rc2 Nd5- no. 1 move
44. Rd2 Ne3 no. 1 move
45. Kg1 Nc1- no. 1 move
46. Na3 Nxb3- no. 1 move
47. Rd3 c4 - no. 3 move
48. Nxc4 Nxc4- no. 2 move
49. Rxb3 Re3 - no. 2 move
50. Rxe3 Nxe3 -no. 2 move
51. b3 Nc2 - no. 1 move
52. Be5 f6 0-1- no. 3 move

all in all, that's a performance rating of 49 out of 52 getting the best 4 moves of Stockfish.

a performance rating of 30 first choice moves of the engine out of 52.

After his loss, Levon looked at Caoili and beckoned her to check Wesley's undergarment for any cheating device.

Caoili began to take off Wesley's clothes...there was glee and full cooperation than resistance in Wesley's eyes.

Check for yourself:

http://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2016...

Jun-10-16
Premium Chessgames Member
  tpstar: 6 ... Ra7 is such a computer move Opening Explorer but later Black's QR was well positioned on a6.

28 ... Rxd4! was a sham exchange sacrifice after 29. Bxd4 Nxd4 30. Rc3 Ne2+ regaining the exchange.

Nice endgame by Wesley.

Jun-10-16  maelith: <chessalem: <mimic the engines' moves..> 1. Nf3 d5- no. 1 move
2. d4 Nf6- no. 1 move
3. c4 c6 - no. 2 move
4. Nc3 a6-
5. e3 Bf5 - no. 1 move
6. Qb3 Ra7 - no. 2 move
7. Nh4 Bc8- no. 1 move
8. Bd2 e6 - no. 2 move
9. c5 Nbd7 - no. 2 move
10. Nf3 b6-
11. cxb6 Qxb6- no. 1 move
12. Na4 Qxb3- no. 1 move
13. axb3 a5 - no. 1 move
14. Rc1 Bb7- no. 1 move
15. Bd3 Bd6- no. 2 move
16. O-O Ke7-
17. Rfd1 Ba6 - no. 1 move
18. Be1 Bxd3 - no. 3 move
19. Rxd3 Rc8 - no. 2 move
20. Rdc3 Ra6 - no. 1 move
21. Nd2 e5 - no. 3 move
22. R3c2 exd4- no. 1 move
23. exd4 Nf8 - no. 1 move
24. f3 Ne6- no. 1 move
25. Bf2 Kd7- no. 1 move
26. g3 Rb8- no. 2 move
27. Nc3 Rb4- no. 1 move
28. Na2 Rxd4 - no. 1 move
29. Re1 Rd3- no. 1 move
30. Nc1 Nd4 - no. 2 move
31. Nxd3 Nxc2- no. 1 move
32. Re2 Ra8- no. 1 move
33. Ne5+ Bxe5 - no. 1 move
34. Rxe5 Kd6- no. 2 move
35. Re2 Nb4 - no. 1 move
36. g4 c5- no. 2 move
37. Bg3+ Kd7 - no. 1 move
38. Nb1 Re8- no. 2 move
39. Kf1 Kc6 - no. 1 move
40. Be5 Re6- no. 1 move
41. h4 d4- no. 3 move
42. Bg3 Nd3- no. 1 move
43. Rc2 Nd5- no. 1 move
44. Rd2 Ne3 no. 1 move
45. Kg1 Nc1- no. 1 move
46. Na3 Nxb3- no. 1 move
47. Rd3 c4 - no. 3 move
48. Nxc4 Nxc4- no. 2 move
49. Rxb3 Re3 - no. 2 move
50. Rxe3 Nxe3 -no. 2 move
51. b3 Nc2 - no. 1 move
52. Be5 f6 0-1- no. 3 move >

Good player's move are always close with engine suggestion. The result would be the same if you do it with carlsen, Kramnik etc.

Jun-10-16  thegoodanarchist: <chessalem: he mimics chess engines...>

The top players have trained with chess engines since childhood. The engines are their teachers, and so they play as they were taught to play. The top players utilize the ideas and plans that they learned from engines.

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