Stockfish plays like an ambitious amateur in the first game, giving away a piece for two pawns on move 13. Perhaps this move was justified though, as later in

Stockfish plays like an ambitious amateur in the first game, giving away a piece for two pawns on move 13. Perhaps this move was justified though, as later in the same game Stockfish gets a position which is at worst drawn, likely winning. Moves later however, around move 40, Stockfish gets its own knight trapped and the game is over. This is not the kind of chess we normally see from Stockfish.