Against Stockfish: Game #04: Overconfidence

Using the Monte Carlo Tree Search to hold or beat the unbeatable computer:
Game #04 Analysis:

Lessons from this game:
> Overconfidence is the kind of attitude that gets you killed
> When playing chess, PLEASE let down your ego
> Before each move, at least spend a little bit of time to make sure your calculations are correct

Monte Carlo Tree Search

In this series of games, I intend to use a similar method/algorithm to what AlphaZero used to defeat Stockfish 9 in 2017. The structure of the Algorithm is something like this:
> First, we take a list of candidate moves and see which moves are most preferred by our intuition.
> Then we make a play-out (a.k.a roll-out) by applying the same principle from our opponent's side and mark the evaluation when a static position is reached.
> Then we take the average of the so-found leaf positions to assign a value to the calculated candidate move.
> Then we repeat the process for all the candidate moves and compare the move values to come to a final conclusion.
This is how I am going to accomplish my goal. So wish me luck and share your thoughts in the forum. I am always open to feedback and criticism.

External links

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@felew699 (No videos yet. I am still working on it)
Twitter: https://x.com/felew699
Chess.com: https://www.chess.com/member/felew699
Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/Felew699/
Against Stockfish: https://lichess.org/study/YTek9jaV

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