Reasoning eval · Puzzle Lim4o

0 of 3 models found the move, and said 4 false things along the way

Green is the solution, red is what the model played when it differed. Each claim below was pulled out of the prose beside it and checked against this exact position.

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SolutionPlayedWhite to move
Rating
1589(1600 band)
Solution
e3e7 a7a6 e7a7 h4a4 a7a6 a5b5 a6a4 c5c4 b3a3
Motifs
crushingdefensiveMoveendgamerookEndgameveryLong
FEN
8/p7/1p6/kPpp4/P6r/1KP1R3/8/8 w - - 1 48
MissedPlayed c3c4(−1224cp)Claims true 0%1237 out · $0.0130 · 17.8s

Stated plan

Push c3-c4 to open the center and trade off Black's d5 pawn, activating the White king and rook.

Resolves to c3c4 · −1224cp

Reasoning

White's rook and king are well placed, but Black's rook is active on h4 and Black has a solid pawn chain c5-d5. Pushing c3-c4 challenges the center, forcing a favorable pawn trade (…dxc4+ Kxc4) that opens lines for White's king and rook while keeping White's connected a/b passed pawns dangerous, giving White a clear positional and material trajectory advantage.

Claims extracted from it

0 true · 2 false · 5 unverifiable

Hover a claim to light up the squares it is about.

  • Unverifiable

    White's rook and king are well placed

    unverifiable

  • Unverifiable

    Black's rook is active on h4

    unverifiable

  • Unverifiable

    Black has a solid pawn chain c5-d5

    unverifiable

  • Unverifiable

    c3-c4 challenges the center

    unverifiable

  • False

    After c4 dxc4+ Kxc4, lines are opened for White's king and rook

    linemoves=c4 dxc4+ Kxc4assertion=type:eval_at_least cp:0

  • Unverifiable

    White's connected a/b passed pawns remain dangerous after c4 dxc4+ Kxc4

    unverifiable

  • False

    c3-c4 gives White a clear positional and material trajectory advantage

    best_movemove=c4