Leela's Four Pawns Attack Shreds KomodoDragon's Alekhine Defense

Watch a detailed chess game analysis featuring a match between top engines Leela Chess Zero (3692) and KomodoDragon (3620) from the Premier Division of the Top Chess Engine Championship Season 28. Explore the strategic intricacies of Alekhine's Defense Four Pawns Attack, beginning from the position after 9...Bg4, where Leela demonstrates superior positional understanding through aggressive pawn play and piece coordination. Learn how Leela establishes early advantages with two invasive pawns, maintains the bishop pair, and strengthens the center with gxf3, then study the transition into an opposite-colored bishop endgame featuring instructive play on both flanks. Observe Leela's methodical approach of stacking rooks on the queenside, completely closing that side of the board to establish a dangerous passed pawn on b6, followed by a swift rook transfer and kingside penetration that ultimately decides the game. The analysis includes complete move-by-move commentary and strategic explanations suitable for intermediate to advanced chess players seeking to understand high-level engine play and endgame technique.