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General_Consensus vs Hikaru: game review
General_Consensus won on 8 November 2026, in the Four Knights Game: Scotch Variation Accepted. Stockfish 19 reviewed every move of both players at depth 18, double-checked the sharp moments deeper, and labelled each one from Brilliant to Blunder.
| General_Consensus | Label | Hikaru |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Great | 0 |
| 23 | Best | 23 |
| 5 | Excellent | 1 |
| 4 | Good | 5 |
| 9 | Book | 8 |
| 0 | Inaccuracy | 3 |
| 0 | Blunder | 1 |
Key moments
The Brilliant and Great moves, and the costliest mistakes, as the review explains them.
13.Qxf6: Great
13.Qxf6! The only good move here: every alternative is clearly worse.
- Takes the queen on f6.
- The next best move, 13.Be2, would drop White's winning chances from 50% to 40% (−1.10).
- 13.Qxf6 trades queens.
- Trades queens.
- The queen on f6 can be taken by the g7 pawn.
- Black answers 13…gxf6, taking back.
30…Bf5: Blunder
30…Bf5 is a blunder: Black's winning chances go from 46% to 13%.
- White answers 31.Nxe8, which takes the rook on e8.
- After Nxe8, White wins 2 points of material within 3 moves.
- Better was 30…R8e7 (+0.41), which moves the attacked rook to safety.
Better: 30…R8e7 wins a pawn, picking it up with 31…axb4, and stops Nxd7+. After 31.b4 axb4 32.f5 Re3 33.cxb4 Rxf3 34.gxf3 Bd4 35.Nxd7+ Rxd7 36.Rc1, the rooks are traded (+0.41).
The opening
Four Knights Game: Scotch Variation Accepted (C47)
- Both sides followed opening theory up to 9.exd5: 17 moves in all, 9 by White and 8 by Black.
- Theory runs out after 9.exd5: too few games between strong players reached this position to go further.
Every move
The moves from Chess.com (the game), each with its label. Step through them on the board for the engine lines and an explanation of every move.
- 1.e4e5
- 2.Nf3Nc6
- 3.Nc3Nf6
- 4.d4exd4
- 5.Nxd4Bc5
- 6.Nxc6bxc6
- 7.Bd3O-O
- 8.O-Od5
- 9.exd5cxd5
- 10.Bg5c6
- 11.Qf3h6
- 12.Bxf6Qxf6
- 13.Qxf6gxf6
- 14.Ne2a5
- 15.a4Rb8
- 16.b3Re8
- 17.Ng3Re5
- 18.Rae1Bb4
- 19.Rd1Bg4
- 20.f3Bd7
- 21.f4Ree8
- 22.Nf5h5
- 23.Rf3Bc5+
- 24.Kh1Rb4
- 25.Rdf1Kf8
- 26.h3Rbe4
- 27.Ng3h4
- 28.Nh5Bd4
- 29.c3Bc5
- 30.Nxf6Bf5
- 31.Nxe8Kxe8
- 32.Bxe4Bxe4
- 33.R3f2f5
- 34.Rb2Kd7
- 35.Kh2Be3
- 36.g3c5
- 37.gxh4Ke6
- 38.Kg3d4
- 39.cxd4cxd4
- 40.Re1Kd5
- 41.Rxe3dxe3
- 42.h5
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