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... h4 isnt inacc.

The machine apparently thought that 18 h4 changed the position from ~0.4 (in your favor) to ~0.

@aVague said in #9:

and these king pawn didn't opened my king to queen , he was opened due d pawn exchange and e rook removing

"... sensible players keep their king well defended behind a wall of pawns. ..." - Learn Chess (2010) by GM John Nunn
I suppose tha...

It hasn't approved moving king pawns not because after queen will disturb king with checks because of it, there is other reason

@kindaspongey said [^](/forum/redirect/post/FD7POed5) > > ... h4 isnt inacc. > > The machine apparently thought that 18 h4 changed the position from ~0.4 (in your favor) to ~0. > > @aVague said in #9: > > and these king pawn didn't opened my king to queen , he was opened due d pawn exchange and e rook removing > > "... sensible players keep their king well defended behind a wall of pawns. ..." - Learn Chess (2010) by GM John Nunn > I suppose tha... It hasn't approved moving king pawns not because after queen will disturb king with checks because of it, there is other reason

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"... sensible players keep their king well defended behind a wall of pawns. ..." - Learn Chess (2010) by GM John Nunn
Neither the machine nor GM Nunn were anticipating what would happen in your game more than eight moves after advancing the pawns. GM Nunn was trying to describe behavior that can be sensible for many possible reasons.

"... sensible players keep their king well defended behind a wall of pawns. ..." - Learn Chess (2010) by GM John Nunn Neither the machine nor GM Nunn were anticipating what would happen in your game more than eight moves after advancing the pawns. GM Nunn was trying to describe behavior that can be sensible for many possible reasons.