Help with Computer Analysis

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10th August 2009, 10:59am
#1
by Jitesh
San Jose United States
Member Since: Dec 2007
Member Points: 72

 




10th August 2009, 11:01am
#2
by Jitesh
San Jose United States
Member Since: Dec 2007
Member Points: 72

I won this game but there were many blunders and mistakes from both sides.I got to know about them only after I submitted the game for computer analysis.After seeing the analysis,I could understand the blunders.
But I do not understand the inaccuracies shown by analysis.

a.)How is 6th move suggested by analysis better than what I played?
b.)Why analysis suggests 2nd move which starts with exactly the same move as I played?Does it do that to show what would have happened?

Can someone help?Thanks.

10th August 2009, 11:11am
#3
by dawgface420
New Mexico United States
Member Since: Jan 2008
Member Points: 163

I think what it is saying that black could have used his d-pawn to force your knight to move again, thus gaining a tempo. It recommended instead that you take with your pawn.

The analysis takes two lines. The line that starts with the move you just played attempts to demonstrate why your move was innaccurate. The other line shows how play could have gone if you had made the recommended move instead.

10th August 2009, 11:29am
#4
by Jitesh
San Jose United States
Member Since: Dec 2007
Member Points: 72

Thanks dawgface.That was very helpful.

10th August 2009, 12:05pm
#5
by Evasan
Johannesburg South Africa
Member Since: Jun 2009
Member Points: 122

move 11 (ed) loses a piece to Bb5 Nb5 Qa5+

10th August 2009, 01:19pm
#6
by Jitesh
San Jose United States
Member Since: Dec 2007
Member Points: 72

That is right Evasan.

To jedimaster_yoda,as a free member you can submit a game per week for computer analysis.The link for computer analysis comes on right hand side on the game window after a game has completed.

To post a game you need to click the "chess board icon" that comes below "Post your reply" text.After that you need to follow different steps as mentioned.

If you are still unable to post a game let us know.Someone will help you out.

 

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