In this game:
https://lichess.org/PQtdAbK1/white#31
Stockfish says move 16 Qh5 was a blunder. it says that g6 was better for forced checkmate in 4. But Qh5 is also a forced checkmate in 4. I would like to remove the blunder. Thanks
In this game: https://lichess.org/PQtdAbK1/white#31 Stockfish says move 16 Qh5 was a blunder. it says that g6 was better for forced checkmate in 4. But Qh5 is also a forced checkmate in 4. I would like to remove the blunder. Thanks
Huh, so actually it's the computer analysis that blundered.
Huh, so actually it's the computer analysis that blundered.
The funny thing is that when I open the analysis suggests Qh5+ and then shows it as a blunder
The funny thing is that when I open the analysis suggests Qh5+ and then shows it as a blunder
I need help. Mods please change it (if you can)
I need help. Mods please change it (if you can)
@LDFerrer_2009_Rizal from what i know from stockfish is that it computes the possibility of shortest possible mate .. i.e here - g6 , kh6 ( if he plays this ), qh3#... which is shorter than the other sequence of qh5+, kg8 , g6 , qh7#.. this is stockfish and thus cannot really be changed by lichess.
@LDFerrer_2009_Rizal from what i know from stockfish is that it computes the possibility of shortest possible mate .. i.e here - g6 , kh6 ( if he plays this ), qh3#... which is shorter than the other sequence of qh5+, kg8 , g6 , qh7#.. this is stockfish and thus cannot really be changed by lichess.
@MentalFugues said in #2:
Huh, so actually it's the computer analysis that blundered.
So the computer is a blunder??
@MentalFugues said in #2:
> Huh, so actually it's the computer analysis that blundered.
So the computer is a blunder??
Lichess server analysis runs stockfish at a very low depth for each move. For whatever reason, stockfish wasn't able to see the mate after 16. Qh5+, and scored it +6.1. +6.1, while still completely winning, is much worse than mate, so lichess sees that the implied winning chances for white have decreased, and labels the move a blunder.
The server analysis won't be changed, nor will the move annotation, but don't let it bother you! You know it wasn't a blunder, which is the important thing.
Lichess server analysis runs stockfish at a very low depth for each move. For whatever reason, stockfish wasn't able to see the mate after 16. Qh5+, and scored it +6.1. +6.1, while still completely winning, is much worse than mate, so lichess sees that the implied winning chances for white have decreased, and labels the move a blunder.
The server analysis won't be changed, nor will the move annotation, but don't let it bother you! You know it wasn't a blunder, which is the important thing.