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Here's a Deep Computer Analysis of one of my games. Hopefully it will be interesting to non-paying members if they wonder what a Deep Analysis looks like, compared to the basic analysis offered for free. Also, I'd welcome any comments on the game!

I'm new to the King's Gambit opening, so was rather pleased to win this game against a higher ranked player. Is it generally a good opening to play? King's Gambit Accepted has a reputation for providing good options for White unless Black is very careful. 3. ..Bc5 seems a natural move for black, but the computer doesn't like it! I guess the problem is that it comes under immediate attack from 4. d4 and hence loses a tempo?

Why is 7. Bd3 better than 7.Qd2? Black can take my N and create doubled pawn on the c file. Is that OK because doubling the pawns helps build a strong centre? Ach! Just seen it! 7. ... NxP means no 8. NXN because then Q is left open to capture. So it must needs be 7. Bd3.

Is 9. Qe3 better? I thought wandering off to take pawns was generally thought to be bad. To mne, it seems to far more positive to ping the N down the e file.

11. g4 I'm pleased the computer liked this. I just watched the latest Video where Kasparov's opponent "destabilised" a piece by attacking the opponent's supporting pawn in a gambit attack. (If PxP I was then planning c4 and another gambit   Would that have been sane? My opponent castled instead .)

21. Bxh6 - I though I was being clever but computer says Blunder!  In retrospect Be5 doe look betteer...

27. Computer say my best move was a Q sacrifice! Can you see why? Computer is not saying. Also after my Blunder my opponent had a mate in 8 (good luck spotting that...)

29. "29. Rxb1 (Mate in 1 → Mate in 1) Missed mate." Can computers gloat? Did it have to say if three times with a tone of derision?... Look his Queen was hanging, what would you do?...

 Kings Gambit used to be quite a popular opening, since it sacrifices white‘s f-pawn in return for quicker development. Gameplay can be sharp and aggressive especially since the f-file is clear (deadly with rooks). However, recently top players tend to refrain from playing the King‘s Gambit because the sacrifice of the f-pawn is said to be too loosening. I play a lot of gambits (My username is MonarchialGambit ) and kings gambit is solid at every level except for master level. I would also recommend playing Ruy Lopez especially if you are aggressive since it leads to quick and sharp gameplay. But by all means play kings gambit. On the otherhand, if you are looking for the best gambit, that would be the Evans gambit which is tactically the most solid gambit around... Kasparov has played several games using it and come out victorious.

This was posted a year ago...

no almost 2 years ago

And what effect does that have on you?

oooooh

I rarely use the deep analysis. I check my blunders and move on. I probably should study my losses more closely using the deep analysis. 

WHAT DO YOU THINK WHITE SHOULD DO??
:-)

Rc7 is an easy win. Maybe not the best move though im only 1500

[Event "AtharvUbhare vs 1xblackjox1"]

[Site "Chess.com"]

[Date "2024-03-12"]

[White "AtharvUbhare"]

[Black "1xblackjox1"]

[Result "1/2-1/2"]

[WhiteElo "770"]

[BlackElo "796"]

[TimeControl "6000"]

[Termination "Draw by insufficient material"]

[AnalyzedBy "Stockfish 13, time:0.0s per move, Chessis App"]

1. e4 d5 2. exd5 Qxd5 {Opening: B01: Scandinavian Defense, Mieses-Kotroc Variation} 3. Nc3 Qe5+ {0.58 ➤ 1.71 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Qd8 d4 Nf6 Nf3) 4. Nge2 {1.71 ➤ 0.3 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Be2 Qd6 d4 Nf6) Bg4 {0.3 ➤ 1.53 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Nf6 d4 Qa5 Be3) 5. d3 {1.53 ➤ 0.25 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(d4 Qa5 b4 Qxb4) Bxe2 6. Nxe2 {1.23 ➤ 0.01 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Qxe2 Qxe2+ Nxe2 Nc6) Nh6 {0.01 ➤ 1.63 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Nc6 d4 Qd6 d5) 7. Bxh6 {1.63 ➤ 0.48 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(d4 Qf6 Ng3 e5) gxh6 8. d4 Qa5+ {0.49 ➤ 1.62 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Qe4 f3 Qe3 Qc1) 9. c3 Qb5 {0.98 ➤ 2.13 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Nc6 g3 Qd5 Rg1) 10. Qc1 {2.13 ➤ 0.81 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Nf4 Qc6 Be2 Nd7) e5 {0.81 ➤ 2.07 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Nd7 Nf4 Qa5 Bc4) 11. dxe5 {2.07 ➤ 0.71 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(f4 Nc6 fxe5 O-O-O) Qxe5 12. Qe3 Qxe3 13. fxe3 Nc6 14. O-O-O Bd6 15. Nd4 Nxd4 16. Rxd4 O-O-O 17. Rh4 Be7 18. Rxh6 b5 {0.62 ➤ 2.03 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Bc5 Rh3 h5 Kc2) 19. Ra6 {2.03 ➤ 0.92 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Bxb5 Rd5 Bc4 Bg5) Kb7 {0.92 ➤ 2.01 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Bg5 Bxb5 Bxe3+ Kb1) 20. Bxb5 Bc5 21. e4 Rhe8 22. Re1 c6 {1.86 ➤ 3.4 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Rg8 g3 Rg6 Rxg6) 23. Bc4 {3.4 ➤ 1.52 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Rxc6 Be7 Kc2 Rg8) f5 24. e5 f4 25. Ra5 {1.59 ➤ 0.38 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Kb1 Rd2 e6 Rxg2) Be3+ {0.38 ➤ 1.73 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Bb6 Ra4 Be3+ Kb1) 26. Kc2 {1.73 ➤ 0.58 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Kb1 Rd2 e6 Rxg2) Rd2+ 27. Kb3 Rxg2 28. Bf1 {1.14 ➤ -0.36 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(e6 Kc7 Rh5 Re7) Rxh2 29. e6 Bf2 {-0.48 ➤ 0.53 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Rxe6 Rf5 Rd6 Re2) 30. Re2 Bg1 31. Rxh2 Bxh2 32. Rh5 Bg1 33. Rxh7+ Kb6 34. e7 Bc5 35. Rf7 Bxe7 36. Rxf4 Bg5 37. Rb4+ Kc7 38. Ra4 Rb8+ 39. Kc2 Be3 40. Ra5 Rf8 41. Bg2 Rf2+ 42. Kd3 Rd2+ {0.09 ➤ 1.41 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Rxb2 Kxe3 Rxg2 Rxa7+) 43. Kxe3 Rxg2 44. Rxa7+ Kd6 {1.41 ➤ 2.49 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Kb6 Ra3 Rh2 Rb3+) 45. b4 Rg3+ 46. Kd4 Rg4+ 47. Kd3 Rg3+ 48. Kc2 Rg2+ 49. Kb3 c5 50. bxc5+ {4.92 ➤ 1.47 ??BLUNDER, Best Move Was:}(Ra6+ Kc7 b5 Rg1) Kxc5 51. a4 Rg1 52. Kb2 Rg2+ 53. Ka1 {1.29 ➤ 0.12 ?MISTAKE, Best Move Was:}(Kb3 Kb6 Rh7 Rg1) Kc4 54. Rc7+ Kb3 55. a5 {0.0 ➤ -M1 ??BLUNDER, Best Move Was:}(Rb7+ Kxc3 Kb1 Rg4) Ra2+ {-M1 ➤ 0.0 ???MISSED WIN, Best Move Was:}(Rg1#) 56. Kb1 Rxa5 57. c4 Kc3 58. c5 Rb5+ 59. Kc1 Kc4 60. c6 Rc5 61. Rc8 Kd5+ 62. Kd2 Rxc6 63. Rxc6 Kxc6