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gurelediz vs Firouzja2003: game review
Firouzja2003 won on 6 November 2026, in the King's Indian Defense: Fianchetto Variation, Larsen Defense. 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.
| gurelediz | Label | Firouzja2003 |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | Best | 17 |
| 5 | Excellent | 4 |
| 7 | Good | 4 |
| 11 | Book | 10 |
| 1 | Mistake | 0 |
| 1 | Miss | 0 |
Key moments
The Brilliant and Great moves, and the costliest mistakes, as the review explains them.
33.Qd7: Mistake
33.Qd7 is a mistake: White's winning chances go from 45% to 29%.
- Black answers 33…Qxd7, which takes the queen on d7.
- Better was 33.Rd3 (−0.51).
Better: 33.Rd3 prepares Ba1 and Bc3. After 33…Qb8 34.Ba1 Rb4 35.Bc3 Nxd4 36.Qc5 Rxb5 37.axb5 Qxb5 38.Qxb5 Nxb5 39.Be5, the queens come off (−0.51).
35.Be2: Miss
35.Be2 misses 35.Qc7, which wins material. White's winning chances go from 27% to 9%.
- Black answers 35…Qxf4, which takes the pawn on f4.
- After Qxf4, Black wins 1 point of material within 2 moves.
- Better was 35.Qc7 (−2.72): adds a decisive attacker on the a5 pawn: 2 attackers against 1 defender.
Better: 35.Qc7 adds pressure on the a5 pawn and protects the f4 pawn. After 35…Qg4+ 36.Kf1 Ra7 37.Qxa7 Rxc3 38.Ke1, White comes out two pawns up (−2.72).
The opening
King's Indian Defense: Fianchetto Variation, Larsen Defense (E62)
- Both sides followed opening theory up to 11.Rc1: 21 moves in all, 11 by White and 10 by Black.
- Theory runs out after 11.Rc1: 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.d4Nf6
- 2.c4g6
- 3.Nf3Bg7
- 4.g3O-O
- 5.Bg2d6
- 6.O-Oc6
- 7.Nc3Bf5
- 8.b3Ne4
- 9.Bb2Nxc3
- 10.Bxc3Be4
- 11.Rc1Nd7
- 12.Bh3Bxf3
- 13.exf3d5
- 14.f4e6
- 15.Bg2a5
- 16.a4Qb6
- 17.Re1Rfd8
- 18.h4Nf6
- 19.Qc2h5
- 20.Bf3Rd7
- 21.Red1Ne8
- 22.Kg2Qd8
- 23.c5Bf6
- 24.Be2Ng7
- 25.Bd3Rb8
- 26.Qd2Ra8
- 27.Qc2b6
- 28.Be1bxc5
- 29.Qxc5Rb7
- 30.Qxc6Rxb3
- 31.Bb5Nf5
- 32.Bc3Kg7
- 33.Qd7Bxh4
- 34.gxh4Qxh4
- 35.Be2Qxf4
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