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It's a theoretically drawn position. The black knight is not an extra piece for very long because it must sac itself to avoid back rank Armageddon. The white a3 pawn is not salvageable either as the r…

I let the machines play it out stockfish 8 vs stockfish 8... it says your position is lost, and your position does lose on move 67 (it started reading as very lost around move 50, but no mate until 67…

You were clearly in a much worse position... however it was 3 minute game, and no quick knockout was seen so could have gone for time win

Well played. You defeated a significantly higher 300+ rated opponent with checkmate in only 22 moves. Well done... And the computer didn't register any inaccuracies, mistakes, or blunders on your side…

That wasn't a serious game vs level 3 there, that was testing level 3s moves against bad moves to see how it responds to them.

My evaluation of the stockfish engine here. The engines are paired off in my opinion. 4 levels with 2 levels each. An easy, and hard level. Level 1 and 2 have built in automatically lose functions. Le…

It happens. Often times if I lose to a weaker opponent myself they just had a good game, and I was not playing at 100%. Seems like the case here for you as well.

Well played game by both sides, until the endgame blunder. You were fortunate as it looked to be drawn if both sides played solid.

It's a sacrifice exchange. If they take it then you win a bishop for your rook, and a pawn if it is accepted. You end up having a lot of relatively active pieces, and your opponents king is vulnerable…

Bishop + Knight is very different from Bishop + Knight + Pawn. BKP = just promote the pawn, and use the queen for a simple mate any novice can do... Doing so without that pawn though... Phase 1: Drive…