Beating Stockfish level 8 in17 moves

Credit to Jonathan Schrantz and his new crazy gambit. It works!

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it really works

Stockfish played 4...Nc6 and not Nxe4 for me. Interesting, I believe this is the horizon effect.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horizon_effect

When I read the title I thought: impossible, but when Jonathan schrantz plays the Nakhmanson it's a different story.

@AtomicChessSensei said in #3:
> Stockfish played 4...Nc6 and not Nxe4 for me. Interesting, I believe this is the horizon effect.
> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horizon_effect
Does Stockfish 14 learn from his past games?

@EwoudUtrecht said in #5:
> Does Stockfish 14 learn from his past games?

I believe so, but this does not quite mitigate the horizon effect. The problem is, when it trains itself, it takes millions of evaluations of millions of different positions, but it's evaluation is based on the old Stockfish evaluations, just with a neural network to support it.

Well, I just try out this gambit, Stockfish just makes the best move after 10. Qd5, which is 10...Qg5, and not Ng5 blunder.

it works!

The gambit can only works, when Stockfish plays the blunder, 10...Ng5. If Stockfish plays 10...Qg5, is a 0-1 for sure.

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