Apr-01-18 Anand vs Yifan Hou, 2018 
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| Bluegrey: 34. Qd2 would have offered winning chances for white according to brief computer evals. I think that plan would have allowed white to potentially push his majority on the queenside. Prime Vishy would have potentially taken that route |
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Dec-11-17 AlphaZero vs Stockfish, 2017
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| Bluegrey: <chessgames.com> Copied my analysis from a few days ago above |
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Dec-07-17 Stockfish (Computer)
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| Bluegrey: Latest SF dev is abt 35-55 elo points stronger than the SF 8 version used in the match. Opening book and EGTB will probably add another 50 elo and if they used say 128 cores and appropriate hash and set it optimally another 40 elo. I would expect the best version of SF playing with |
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Dec-07-17 London Chess Classic (2017)
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| Bluegrey: <WorstPlayerEver> I'm sure they would soon. Other popular websites already have games uploaded etc |
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Nov-09-17 Aleksandr Lenderman
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| Bluegrey: Lenderman just played a 4 games odds match against Komodo. In games 1,2 and 3 Lenderman had connected pawn odds.( Komodo was without a+b,b+c,c+d respectively iirc) and in game 4, Queen for B+N .Komodo won 3-1 (2 wins 2 draws) |
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Oct-31-17 Tan Zhongyi vs Huang Qian, 2016
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| Bluegrey: Also winning were a3, b4, Kg2, Kh1, Re8, Be4, Bh1, Bg2, R1e2, Qb1, Qc2, Qd3 etc. Almost every legal move wins here. |
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Oct-20-17 Wojtaszek vs Ivanchuk, 2016
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| Bluegrey: After Ne7 black should play Qd1 first and then the bishop can return to d8 to protect the c7 pawn at the end of the line |
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Oct-16-17 Kramnik vs E Inarkiev, 2017
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| Bluegrey: <7he5haman> 29...Rb2 fails to 30.Rg4 |
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Oct-05-17 Anand vs Yifan Hou, 2017
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| Bluegrey: <tamar> Thanks for posting the engine eval! |
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Aug-20-17 Deep Fritz vs BlackMamba, 2015
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| Bluegrey: This is definitely not a human puzzle. |
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