The Worst Chess Game Mathematically Possible

Summary by Krater

The creator analyzes a game of chess played between two instances of Stockfish programmed to always make the absolute worst possible move, resulting in a bizarre, mathematically forced sequence of events culminating in a knight checkmate.

From the video

Answers: What happens when you program Stockfish to always play the worst possible chess move?

• Stockfish worst move chess game
• Chess engine programming
• Absurd chess endgames

What it concludes

• Programming Stockfish to make the worst possible move on every turn creates a bizarre game with a forced knight checkmate.
• The game lasted 112 moves with both engines intentionally blundering pieces to give the opponent the maximum advantage.