Chess Engine Lab
JulianPosts about many different chess engine experiments.
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Engine Analysis of Games 10-12 from the World Championship
The tension was already very high going into this series of three games. After a calm draw, Gukesh managed to win game 11 and took the lead in the match. But as we have already seen in the 2023 match, Ding is able to strike back and he mana...
Engine Analysis of Games 7-9 from the World Championship
The last 3 games were again all drawn but they certainly weren’t boring. Both players had big chances to win a game but neither player managed to convert their advantage. So the tension continues to build and it feels like either player cou...
Engine Analysis of Games 4-6 from the World Championship
The match started with one win for each player in the first three games. While none of the games 4-6 were decisive, they were still very exciting. Ding often had good chances but it seemed like he didn’t want to press his advantage. Meanwhi...
Engine Analysis of Games 1-3 from the World Championship
Now that the first 3 games of the world chess championship match between Ding and Gukesh have been played, I want to dive a bit deeper into the games and look at them with the help of engines.
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I'm currently studying mathematics and I really enjoy trying different things with chess engines. I try to see how to get most out of them. Here I want to share my experiments.
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