Anish Giri: GM Equal Positions

191 dead-draw positions from Anish Giri’s games – level by Stockfish move after move. Try to win them.

191 of 14,738 curated positions

Meltwater Tour Final, 2022 · Late middlegame · Move 23
GMSo, W(2760)
GMGiri, A(2764)
Stockfish eval+0.27 · White to move0.00 · Black to move
FEN
1r3rk1/ppq1pp1p/2n2np1/2N5/8/2Q3P1/P3PPBP/1RR3K1 w - - 1 23
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Anish Giri’s dead draws

Anish Giri appears in 191 of the 14,738 positions in GM Equal Positions – from games played between 2022 and 2026, most often middlegame (78) and late middlegame (73), most frequently against Ian Nepomniachtchi (10), Hans Moke Niemann (9), Magnus Carlsen (7). Each one comes from a real game that ended in a draw, and was verified by Stockfish to stay level from both sides of the board for at least eight consecutive moves.

What kind of positions these are

  • Middlegame78 positions
  • Late middlegame73 positions
  • Endgame21 positions
  • Minor-piece endgame10 positions

Who Anish Giri drew them against

  • Ian Nepomniachtchi10 positions
  • Hans Moke Niemann9 positions
  • Magnus Carlsen7 positions
  • Wesley So7 positions
  • Gukesh Dommaraju6 positions
  • Alireza Firouzja5 positions

Why these are worth playing

A position two grandmasters could not win is the purest test of technique there is: no opening theory, no tactics to remember, just a level board and the question of who understands it better. Play any of them against Stockfish or a human-like Maia bot, or send the position to a friend and find out which of you cracks first.

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