Beginner Guide - How To Use The Analysis Board On Chess.com OR Lichess.org - Stockfish Analysis

The odds giver chooses which of their two knights and or bishops to remove Rook and night .

The stronger players is Rook and knight on the queen side are removed queen odds .

The stronger players as queen is removed , two rooks , both rooks of the stronger player are removed .

Queen and rook .

The stronger players as queen and queen's rook are removed , queens side odds .

All the queens side pieces excluding pawns of the stronger player are removed .

Strong king , the weaker players as king may move up to two squares in any direction in a straight line pawn and three moves .

Oh , no .

So Martin blunders the queen .

The big question is , can chat GP T see this move ?

Is it going to take the queen or is it gonna do something else ?

Ok .

We're still doing that .

Bishop takes F three .

Ok .

Well , here we go .

Let's do a little explaining .

Actually , there's no piece on F three .

The correct move would be knight to H six .

Um Actually your nights are on F six and C six .

What's it gonna do ?

What's it gonna do ?

We got two illegal moves here .

Uh Oh , I feel like Chat GP T is having , having a rough time with this one .

Come on , come on , you can do it .

Ok .

The correct move is 96 .

Ok .

All right .

How do I help it ?

Understand ?

You can't do that .

Let's say you can't do that .

Would you like to move a different piece ?

Maybe D take C three ?

So we've got , we've got bishop takes F three .

We've got Knight H six followed by another night .

H six , followed by D takes C three .

Should I just say Martin wins this game by default by or not by default by , um , three illegal moves in a row automatically gives Martin the , the victory .

I mean , I think so .

Let me see if I can do this .

Actually , I have an idea .

I'm gonna copy the moves and see if this , this will help Chat GP T .

OK .

The current moves so far are ok .

Let's see what it's gonna play now .

Yes , the current moves are as follows .

Great .

The position is we're gonna try again with the position .

Ok .

Sure .

The position is right now .

No , that's , I'm sorry , that's not the position .

My move is nine to D five .

Your pawn is on D five .

You can't take your own pieces in chess .

Like to be eight .

We have a winner .

We have a winner when in doubt and you can't figure out a legal move .

You just play night to B eight .

It's always a safe option .

Ok .

Game goes on .

I was a little bit worried there that the game was over .

Right ?

Bishop to E three chat .

GP T I kind of want to ask it to stop telling me the position every turn because it's not really benefiting anyone .

It's not , it's really not D take C three again .

Ok .

I'm gonna just , let's go ahead and get , get a couple of things straight here .

Can you stop saying what the position is and just move right away , please , please .

Of course .

My move is bishop G7 .

Um Your pawn is on G7 .

You can't do that .

Try again .

Try again .

Night to D seven .

Well , it didn't clarify which night .

So I'm gonna actually ask it .

Would you , let's see .

Did you mean the night on F six to D seven or the night on B eight to D seven ?

The correct move is knight F six to D seven .

All right .

All right .

Let's keep going .

Oh , the bishop is .

Wow .

Nobody seems to know what's going on here .

Ok .

Number nine .

Bishop to D three .

Knight B eight , D 70 GB can't do that .

So bishop B five , bishop C 49 to C three , they're all good moves .

OK ?

So I like to leave it to where I can see a couple of different options .

I think that's usually helpful and of course , you can just ignore them and look at the top if you don't need them , but I like to have them there as an option .

Ok ?

So that's the basics uh for that .

And I want to show you one more thing if you click on the openings button up here and you can see now it's showing which opening we played .

But the cool thing here is you can see out of all these games .

So 228,000 times , this position has been reached .

The most popular move played is bishop to be five .

And you can see the win percentages .

So this is super helpful if you are trying to find maybe uh a move that you hadn't considered before .

What you could do is kind of scan quickly down here and see , ok , which openings have high wind percentages ?

I'm seeing that C three actually has one of the highest win percentage is 39% .

Ok , let's check out what C three is .

I know that this is the Ponzi .

Bishop to C one .

I move his bishop to D six .

Ok .

Now we're actually getting somewhere .

We're actually getting somewhere 12 A five .

Ok .

Bishop takes F four .

Another legal move .

I'm getting impressed with Chad GP T here , Martin with the recapture .

Knight takes F four .

Queenie seven .

Chat GP T is on a roll .

Ok .

Rook to a four .

All right .

This is getting , getting interesting now .

90 to see six .

Hey , hey , how's Chad GP D doing this ?

It's like he actually knows the game now .

All right .

15 , 93 night to four .

It's on a row .

How many , how many moves in a row ?

Is that ?

Well , Rick takes before Martin is getting smart as well .

All right , Rick takes it before a takes before .

Oh , all right .

Well , we had a , we had a good run .

You can't do that .

It's a white pawn on a four C five .

Well played , played .

All right .

Let's go .

We're gonna finish this game .

We are going to finish this game .

Somebody's gonna get checkmate one way or another here .

Rook F to E eight .

Rook FTE eight .

You can't do that .

You need it , you need to castle first .

All right .

Well , it listens to instructions .

Ok .

Bishops to E three .

From Martin queen to D seven .

No , no , no night is still on D seven .

No , the nights on D seven .

Ok .

The night is already on D seven .

Can't move a piece to D seven .

Try again .

Rook E seven , rookie seven .

The Rooks are on F eight and a eight .

Do you still want to move Rook to E seven ?

The Rooks already on fa come on , chat .

C takes D four .

There we go .

The game goes on .

All right , Martin Queen takes D four .

Rook eight E eight .

There we go .

There we go .

Or maybe I'll let me just see if it can understand the Fen notation .

Here's the current position .

Bishop takes D 50 , so I basically helped it and now it knows that it can play bishop takes D five .

That's actually pretty interesting .

So that might be the easiest way to , to help chat GP T out if it gets confused .

Just give it the , the fen .

OK , Martin comes out with queen takes D five .

Nice response there .

Let's see if chat GP T notices this little guy and we're back to rook to F one and check .

Ok , dude , dude , you can't go through the F seven pawn with your rook .

Oh , did I break it ?

What , what's happening ?

That GP T doesn't know what's happening in that case .

Rip takes D five .

OK , let's try .

Let's actually try that again .

I'm gonna give it to F one more time and see if that helps it out .

Current position is um No , it's confused .

It is starting to run out of moves .

Um Can't do that .

Please let me know what would be a valid move .

In this position .

Ok .

I'm gonna say , let's give it an option to take the bishop to take the rook to play knight to B six or king to age eight actually , and I'll give it one more .

Now we're giving some instruction .

Keep in mind that in chess , you want to develop your pieces and create threats while controlling the center of the board .

You also want to keep your king safe and look for opportunities to put your opponent's king in check .

It's ironic , isn't it ironic ?

Um OK , so what do you recommend black should play in this position ?

Do not have personal opinions , but I can recommend some possible moves based on the current position , one option could be to play night to C six , attacking the queen and potentially winning it back play nine to C six and attack the queen , potentially winning it back .

Another option could be rook to F seven , putting pressure on the queen , threatening to capture it with the rook on the next move .

Now , that's an idea .

I didn't think of capture my own pawn , jump through these guys and take White's queen .

Yet another option would be to play queen to a six .

So the teleport move teleport the queen over here threatening the queen , putting pressure on white's pieces .

Yes , you , you do do that .

Ultimately , the best move will depend on a player's strategy and goals in the current game .

Let's just , I'm just , just curious chat GP T what is your goal in this chess game ?

I just would like to know you don't have personal goals .

OK ?

You're assisting users by generating human like human like text based on the input provided in this particular chess scenario .

My goal is to follow the rules of the game and to make valid moves based on the moves that are communicated to me .

OK .

Let's give it the PGN again and see what , what it , what can it do ?

What can it do with this ?