I can beat stockfish level 8 with white and black

@Gonzalo2568 said in #87:
> A good start could be to play against the level 7, no complex movements.

@Gonzalo2568 said in #88:
> And then you can play against level 8, with no complex movements.

@Gonzalo2568 said in #89:
> And then you can correct your mistakes to beat it. However, to get this result you need 1 year of training with a good coach, download the stockfish code and study it, to find the stockfish mistakes.

The only problem is that level 7 plays already at GM grade, and level 8 is like meeting Hikaru who's ** always ** on his best days. :-) No coach can make a 1300-rated player to perform like that, even in 3 years.

@Dmitri_Fatkin said in #91:
> The only problem is that level 7 plays already at GM grade, and level 8 is like meeting Hikaru who's ** always ** on his best days. :-) No coach can make a 1300-rated player to perform like that, even in 3 years.
Who is 1300? I am 1700. This is true, but everyday I need less help from computer, because I am mixing my own moves with computer moves, that's why I can play different openings and defenses, because the computer suggest one move, but I decide to do it or not, someday I will not need computer help to beat stockfish level 7 and 8 and when it happens I will beat Hikaru :)

@Gonzalo2568 said in #92:
> Who is 1300? I am 1700. This is true, but everyday I need less help from computer, because I am mixing my own moves with computer moves, that's why I can play different openings and defenses, because the computer suggest one move, but I decide to do it or not, someday I will not need computer help to beat stockfish level 7 and 8 and when it happens I will beat Hikaru :)
That's why I said, you need to download the stockfish code and study it, to find the stockfish mistakes, but you have to be a chess player AND a developer to understand the code. My coach made a 1300 rated player to perform a 1700 rated player in 1 year.

Genuine Stockfish doesn't make "human-like" mistakes, the only thing which prevents it drawing an endgame with itself from move 1 is calculation depth, which is limited by existing hardware.

The problem is described in details here:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solving_chess

@Dmitri_Fatkin said in #91:
> The only problem is that level 7 plays already at GM grade, and level 8 is like meeting Hikaru who's ** always ** on his best days. :-) No coach can make a 1300-rated player to perform like that, even in 3 years.
In fact my coach can almost beat the level 7 without help, someday I will show you the games, but before that I will have to tell you who is my coach, but I don't want to tell you to respect her privacy and because my coach and my girifriend is the same person, only avague knows, because he knows her.

@Dmitri_Fatkin said in #94:
> Genuine Stockfish doesn't make "human-like" mistakes, the only thing which prevents it drawing an endgame with itself from move 1 is calculation depth, which is limited by existing hardware.
>
> The problem is described in details here:
> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solving_chess
Level 7 does moves like human, it's very easy to understand, but very hard to beat

"Very easy to understand?". Hm, we might be dealing with two different instances of chess, but, alright...

There's one funny trick which works against level 7, though:



www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kyp4nCIEw-M

Very easy to understand, but hard to find the best move.

I refuse to understand its 3. f3 & 5. Nh3?! Seems like we're in positional development misunderstanding! ;-)

I am improving my speed I beat level 7 in blitz