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plzdonotbanmee vs SeanWinshand: game review
plzdonotbanmee won on 2 November 2026, in the Queen's Gambit Declined: Janowski Variation. 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.
| plzdonotbanmee | Label | SeanWinshand |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Brilliant | 0 |
| 2 | Great | 2 |
| 41 | Best | 33 |
| 3 | Excellent | 6 |
| 6 | Good | 6 |
| 6 | Book | 6 |
| 4 | Inaccuracy | 7 |
| 3 | Mistake | 2 |
| 0 | Miss | 3 |
| 2 | Blunder | 2 |
Key moments
The Brilliant and Great moves, and the costliest mistakes, as the review explains them.
16.Bxe7: Blunder
16.Bxe7 is a blunder: White's winning chances go from 57% to 26%.
- Black answers 16…Nxe3, which takes the queen on e3.
- After Nxe3, Black wins 5 points of material within 7 moves.
- Better was 16.Nxd5 (+0.80), which takes the knight on d5.
Better: 16.Nxd5 stops …Nxe3. After 16…Nxd5 17.Bxd5 Bxh4 18.Bb3 a5 19.g3, the knights are traded (+0.80).
31.Ra2: Blunder
31.Ra2 is a blunder: White's winning chances go from 69% to 24%.
- Black answers 31…Bc4: the bishop forks the rook and the knight: both can't be saved at once.
- After Bc4, Black wins 2 points of material within 5 moves.
- Better was 31.Nc7 (+2.21), which attacks the rook on e8.
Better: 31.Nc7 wins the exchange, picking it up with 32.Nxe8. After 31…Bd7 32.Nxe8 Bxe8 33.d5 Bb5 34.d6, White comes out two pawns up (+2.21).
48…Be6+: Great
48…Be6+! The only good move here: every alternative is clearly worse.
- The bishop joins the attack: it now hits 2 squares around the White king.
- Moves the attacked bishop to safety.
- The next best move, 48…Bb3, would drop Black's winning chances from 50% to 24% (+3.17).
- 48…Be6+ joins the attack on the king and saves the attacked bishop.
- Gives check, so the reply is forced.
- White answers 49.Kg3.
50.Kf4: Great
50.Kf4! The only good move here: every alternative is clearly worse.
- Protects the knight on e3, which was hanging.
- The next best move, 50.Nf1, would drop White's winning chances from 51% to 23% (−3.25).
- 50.Kf4 stops …Rxe3.
- Black was threatening …Rxe3, winning a knight. Kf4 takes care of it.
- Black answers 50…Rd2.
- Engine line: 50…Rd2 51.Bc5 Ba2 52.c4 Kg8 53.Ba7 (+0.04).
51…fxg5+: Great
51…fxg5+! The only good move here: every alternative is clearly worse.
- Takes the pawn on g5.
- The next best move, 51…Kg6, would drop Black's winning chances from 48% to 29% (+2.39).
- 51…fxg5+ wins a pawn.
- Takes the g5 pawn and wins a pawn once the captures settle.
- White answers 52.Ke4.
- Engine line: 52.Ke4 Ba2 53.d5 Bxd5+ 54.Kd3 Rxe3+ 55.Kxe3 g4 56.fxg4 hxg4 57.g3 (+0.20).
53…Rxg2: Blunder
53…Rxg2 is a blunder: Black's winning chances go from 47% to 10%.
- White answers 54.Nxg2, which takes the rook on g2.
- After Nxg2, White wins 5 points of material within 2 moves.
- Better was 53…Rd2 (+0.34): the rook takes the half-open d-file.
Better: 53…Rd2 takes the half-open d-file. After 54.c4 Bxc4 55.Nxc4 Rxg2 56.d5 h3, Black is a pawn down (+0.34).
55.Bd6: Brilliant
55.Bd6!! A real sacrifice: White gives up material and the engine still rates it best.
- Leaves the knight on g2 where it can be taken.
- Black can take, but after 55…hxg2 56.Bh2 Bc4 57.d5 the engine rates it +5.62.
- 55.Bd6 prepares Bh2 and d5.
- The engine's plan continues with Bh2 and d5: this move is the first step.
- Black answers 55…hxg2, winning a knight.
- After 55…hxg2 56.Bh2 Bc4 57.d5 Bf1 58.Kd4, White is a piece down (+5.62).
- The idea: 55.Bd6!! leaves the knight on g2 hanging. Taking it gives White an attack worth more than the knight.
- What White gives up: The knight on g2 is attacked by the h3 pawn, and 55.Bd6 doesn't save it. That's a knight on offer.
- If Black takes the knight: 55…hxg2 is met by 56.Bh2. Then 57.fxg4 takes the g4 pawn, and 58.Ke5 threatens Kxe6, winning a bishop. White is still a piece down, but the attack is worth more: White is clearly better (+2.75). This is Black's best try.
- Why not save the knight first?: Saving it with 55.Ne3, the best way to do that, is clearly weaker (−5.66 against +5.62). Black answers 55…h2, pushing the passed pawn to h2. That would leave White losing.
56.Bh2: Great
56.Bh2! The only good move here: every alternative is clearly worse.
- The next best move, 56.d5, would drop White's winning chances from 91% to 7% (−6.90).
- 56.Bh2 prepares d5 and c4.
- The engine's plan continues with d5 and c4: this move is the first step.
- Black answers 56…Kg7.
- Engine line: 56…Kg7 57.d5 Bf7 58.c4 Kf8 59.c5 (+6.11).
The opening
Queen's Gambit Declined: Janowski Variation (D31)
- Both sides followed opening theory up to 6…Be7: 12 moves in all, 6 by White and 6 by Black.
- Theory runs out after 6…Be7: 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.d4d5
- 2.c4e6
- 3.Nc3a6
- 4.Nf3dxc4
- 5.a4Nf6
- 6.e3Be7
- 7.Bxc4O-O
- 8.O-Oc5
- 9.Qe2Nc6
- 10.Rd1cxd4
- 11.exd4Nb4
- 12.Ne5Nbd5
- 13.Bg5h6
- 14.Bh4Nf4
- 15.Qe3N6d5
- 16.Bxe7Nxe3
- 17.Bxd8Nxd1
- 18.Bb6Nxc3
- 19.bxc3Nd5
- 20.Ba5b6
- 21.Bxd5exd5
- 22.Bxb6Rb8
- 23.a5Be6
- 24.f3Rfc8
- 25.Ra3f6
- 26.Nd3Bd7
- 27.Nb4Bb5
- 28.Nxd5Re8
- 29.h4Re1+
- 30.Kh2Rbe8
- 31.Ra2R8e2
- 32.Rxe2Rxe2
- 33.Kg1Rc2
- 34.Bc5Bc4
- 35.Ne7+Kf7
- 36.Bb4Rc1+
- 37.Kf2Rc2+
- 38.Kg1h5
- 39.Nf5Rc1+
- 40.Kf2Rc2+
- 41.Kg1Be6
- 42.Nd6+Kg6
- 43.Kf1Rc1+
- 44.Kf2Rc2+
- 45.Kg3Bd5
- 46.Kh3Kh6
- 47.Nf5+Kh7
- 48.Ne3Be6+
- 49.Kg3Re2
- 50.Kf4g5+
- 51.hxg5fxg5+
- 52.Ke4h4
- 53.Bc5Rxg2
- 54.Nxg2h3
- 55.Bd6hxg2
- 56.Bh2Bc4
- 57.d5Kg6
- 58.Kd4Bf1
- 59.c4Kf5
- 60.c5Be2
- 61.c6Bb5
- 62.Kc5Kf6
- 63.Kb6Ke7
- 64.d6+Kd8
- 65.d7Ke7
- 66.Kc7Bxc6
- 67.d8=Q+Ke6
- 68.Qd6+
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