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Not a bad showing but needed to play a bit more aggressive when Black stayed away from e5
Lichess gives 90 percent accuracy and Stockfish 17 at 14 depth/moves calls it at 93 percent accuracy but I'm skeptical of the numbers.
Black plays the Chigorin but then refrains from pushing e5, that's a recipe for disaster, the C6 knight is just badly placed blocking the c pawn.
I'm not particularly fond of the engine annotations, most of the time they don't make sense like that Bf5!!, it's an area to improve I think, the chess.com review is even worse.

Agreed. One thing that always frustrated me with a lot of the annotations, especially on lichess, is when it labels a secondary line as an inaccuracy. For example, I play a lot of Colle/Zuckertort systems and most of the time I play c3 and because I don't play c4 instead, it labels subsequent moves as inaccurate because it sees c4 as the preferred move. It almost seems like it cannot account for positional play or a particular playing style (like the Benko game saying Black was on at move 10 despite the pawns on d5 and e6 reducing the position to a passive one). But yes, I'm not a fan of the Chigorin either because if White can arrange his opening well, Black risks isolated doubled c pawns.
Englund Gambit win