This is a hoax. No bot can blunder this position except the notorious BLUNDERBOT. It is the #1 suspect for its habit to mess up the direction of pawn play. But it has an alibi for this one. It occasionally missed a blunder and is currently undergoing a DOWNGRADE. I must insist - this report is a hoax!
Is this position a draw?
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Oct 14, 2021
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#3
RichColorado wrote:
First of all the set up is wrong . . .
Black is coming down . . . White is going up . . .
You didn't say who's move it is . . .
If you click on the analysis icon on the bottom of the post
it will take you there and you will see that it is all wrong. . .
you can make a queen immediately 1. A8 Q . . . with white . . . or
Black Be4 , , , It is useless . . .
+1
You're probably setting the wrong board upside down.
Oct 14, 2021
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#5
To answer your question, if you flip the board upside-down, you get this position, which is actually a draw, even though the engine doesn't think so:
BishopTakesH7 wrote:
To answer your question, if you flip the board upside-down, you get this position, which is actually a draw, even though the engine doesn't think so:
For me it's a draw for sure.
Today in one my game the Computer was obviously wrong with its + and its - figures.
BishopTakesH7 wrote:
To answer your question, if you flip the board upside-down, you get this position, which is actually a draw, even though the engine doesn't think so:
Yeah, I set up the board wrong. Thanks, I was confused because the engine thinks it is winning.
dylyngentrup wrote:
I was playing a bot recently and got this endgame, I continued to play, but it seemed a draw. The bot blundered though, and I won. But, in this position, with correct play from white, is a draw? I put it in the engine and it gave a 4.88 advantage for white. However after the 50 move rule, it was a draw. Is this position a draw?
And how could the bot lose in this position?
Which wrong move did the bot make?
korotky_trinity wrote:
And how could the bot lose in this position?
Which wrong move did the bot make?
Yes, indeed. Read my post, it tells the real unabridged fairytale!
BishopTakesH7 wrote:
They said they set up the board wrong in #9.
Okey... but maybe I am stupid... maybe I am blind... but I can't again figure out... what would be bot's wrong move in this drawish position?
But tonight I lost the such shameful game ( that I allow it already... that I simply don't see this move.
Now I allow already anything. )
Oct 15, 2021
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#12
korotky_trinity wrote:
BishopTakesH7 wrote:
They said they set up the board wrong in #9.
Okey... but maybe I am stupid... maybe I am blind... but I can't again figure out... what would be bot's wrong move in this drawish position?
But tonight I lost the such shameful game ( that I allow it already... that I simply don't see this move.
Now I allow already anything. )
I'm guessing something like this happened:
Oct 16, 2021
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#13
It's rather interesting because black CAN keep white off of a1 by putting his bishop on the long diagonal. But then there's still a stalemate trap on b1.
BishopTakesH7 wrote:
I'm guessing something like this happened:
In fact, this is the way a moron - not a bot - would lose this endgame:
Oct 16, 2021
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#16
Arisktotle wrote:
BishopTakesH7 wrote:
I'm guessing something like this happened:
In fact, this is the way a moron - not a bot - would lose this endgame:
wow what a savage checkmate
Arisktotle wrote:
BishopTakesH7 wrote:
I'm guessing something like this happened:
In fact, this is the way a moron - not a bot - would lose this endgame:
)))
maybe
I was playing a bot recently and got this endgame, I continued to play, but it seemed a draw. The bot blundered though, and I won. But, in this position, with correct play from white, is a draw? I put it in the engine and it gave a 4.88 advantage for white. However after the 50 move rule, it was a draw. Is this position a draw?