After 21 Chess.com computer analyses with the usual 5 inaccuracies, 3 mistakes, and 1 or 2 blunders, I get an analysis ( this morning ) with a 0,0,0! My opponent made 1 mistake and 1 blunder and the blunder was actually a tactic that I luckily didn't fall for.
Not too surprising that the computer (the analysis of which is usually pretty questionable) gave "0, 0, 0" -- 13/26 moves were theory, 7/26 were essentially piece trade "lines", and maybe 2+/26 were simply reactions to the opponent's errors.
I would concentrate more on the content and specific positions in the game, rather than the compounding and confounding numbers that the machine spits out.
Brilliantly played, I would have fallen for the tactic.
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