Who in this entire world can beat STOCKFISH???????????????
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NikkiLikeChikki
Sep 10, 2020
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75% of the time, huh? First, that wasn’t the question. Second, the new SF is 150 elo higher than the last one. I’m not sure where you got that number—seems random and not based on any data. Third, if he’s playing to actually, you know, win, he gets stomped.
the way to win is to completely lock the position and premove to play for the flag
Sep 10, 2020
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#23
Anyone, well just about anyone with a little bit of experience, can beat Stockfish at level 1. Who can beat it at level 10 is an entirely different matter. (Certainly not me.) 
huhhhhhhhhhh
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Alpha zero?
Sep 10, 2020
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#28
As far as I understand, even the best player in the world can't roll with Stockfish unless given some significant odds. Didn't Nakamura get beat by Stockfish with odds multiple times?
@stockfish
Sep 18, 2020
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#32
bruh
tell him to play the ursurov against stockfish 8, not stockfish 12 pretending to be stockfish 8 lol
2Nf31-0 wrote:
if you beat stockfish, then that means you are using a computer engine
even if you cheat it's hard to beat stockfish because most games will end up as draw
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA! NO
Sep 24, 2020
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KeSetoKaiba escribió:
On the hardest difficulty of Stockfish, most players do not even try. Chess computers have come along a ways since the 1990s - the best in the world usually treat chess engines as great training tools instead of opponents. With that said though, some elite players have successfully won against Stockfish, but that takes a myriad of attempts and is more for the accomplishment than anything learning-based. I forgot the username, but someone on chess.com (rated around 2500 I think) beat the hardest level of Stockfish, but it took months and over 1000 games to do it I think! I also know that GM Hikaru Nakamura has also won against Stockfish before too.
Engines are extremely powerful tools, but to win, you must realize the computer strengths and limitations. A strength is obviously calculation ability and tactics, but under long time controls, a GM is often times better in positional concepts due to chess engines suffering from the "horizon effect."
Any links to the games?
Sep 24, 2020
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#37
Magnus beat stockfish in 3 min cause the cheater ran out of time. GM Alex Lenderman beat stockfish (rated 3200) in piece odds.
Sep 24, 2020
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#38
rychessmaster1 escribió:
NikkiLikeChikki wrote:
75% of the time, huh? First, that wasn’t the question. Second, the new SF is 150 elo higher than the last one. I’m not sure where you got that number—seems random and not based on any data. Third, if he’s playing to actually, you know, win, he gets stomped.
Yeah but if he plays to draw he can draw
Ima see if I can draw sf but playing to draw without using fortresses
Be sure to adjust the contempt properly, ie, put it at 100.
I have beaten Stockfish before [Not a lie].