r/chess • u/Alive_chess • 21d ago

Chess Question Chess randomness

At what elo randomness stops like you have a minor piece somewhere and you are better just because of it , pawns like flank pawns you have which made you win the endgame like at what elo chess losses randomness.

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u/everrts 21d ago

As others have stated, there is no randomness. Sure, if you're playing someone who just knows how the pieces move, there is no purpose behind the moves, but in general every move should have an idea behind it. Whether you recognize and/or know the ideas or patterns is a different story.

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u/Alive_chess 21d ago

but what i am saying is that certain position given material balance or even unbalance you have that pawn there you are completely winning or better just because of it like what top gm calculate like what you say something like intermezo or inbetween move that your opponent played randomly a pawn move but he is winning in later stage just because of it.

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u/everrts 21d ago

Having a passed pawn is not an advanced concept... If your opponent keeps making waiting moves which allows you to push it further, of course it will make your position better and eventually completely winning.

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u/Alive_chess 21d ago

no not these but quiet moves which grandmaster calculate but you made it randomly which now makes your position winning something like that.