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SGchess01 vs MagnusCarlsen: game review
MagnusCarlsen won on 18 October 2026, in the Italian Game: Paris 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.
| SGchess01 | Label | MagnusCarlsen |
|---|---|---|
| 14 | Best | 19 |
| 1 | Excellent | 2 |
| 4 | Good | 4 |
| 6 | Book | 5 |
| 6 | Inaccuracy | 1 |
| 1 | Blunder | 1 |
Key moments
The Brilliant and Great moves, and the costliest mistakes, as the review explains them.
10…gxh4: Blunder
10…gxh4 is a blunder: Black's winning chances go from 63% to 42%.
- White answers 11.Nxh4, which takes the pawn on h4.
- After Nxh4, White wins 1 point of material within 2 moves.
- Better was 10…g4 (−1.44), which attacks the knight on f3.
Better: 10…g4 threatens …gxf3, winning a knight for a pawn, and stops hxg5. After 11.Ng5 Ne7 12.Qb3 Bh6 13.Ba3 Bxg5 14.hxg5 Qxg5 15.d4, Black comes out a pawn up (−1.44).
31.Ra8+: Blunder
31.Ra8+ is a blunder: White's winning chances go from 49% to 18%.
- Black answers 31…Kh7: moving away uncovers the rook on h8, which now hits the rook on a8.
- Better was 31.Ra5 (−0.14), which attacks the c5 pawn, which is undefended.
Better: 31.Ra5 wins a pawn, picking it up with 32.Bxf6, and threatens Rxc5, winning a pawn. After 31…Nd7 32.Bxf6 Qxf6 33.Qxf6 Nxf6 34.Rxc5 Nd7, the bishops are traded, the queens come off and White comes out a pawn up (−0.14).
The opening
Italian Game: Paris Defense (C50)
- Both sides followed opening theory up to 6.b4: 11 moves in all, 6 by White and 5 by Black.
- Theory runs out after 6.b4: 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.Nf3d6
- 3.Bc4Nc6
- 4.c3f5
- 5.d3Qf6
- 6.b4f4
- 7.Nbd2g5
- 8.h3h5
- 9.b5Nd8
- 10.h4gxh4
- 11.d4Ne7
- 12.Bb2Ng6
- 13.Qa4Bd7
- 14.Qb3Bg4
- 15.a4Be7
- 16.a5Kf8
- 17.a6b6
- 18.Bd5Rc8
- 19.c4c6
- 20.bxc6Nxc6
- 21.c5bxc5
- 22.dxe5dxe5
- 23.Bxc6Rxc6
- 24.Nc4Bxf3
- 25.Qxf3Rxa6
- 26.O-ORxa1
- 27.Rxa1Qe6
- 28.Nxe5Nxe5
- 29.Qxf4+Bf6
- 30.Rxa7Kg8
- 31.Ra8+Kg7
- 32.Ra7+Kg6
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