I would summarise the finding of this analysis as: “Given current skill levels, and current levels of preparation, human players have very small differences in

I would summarise the finding of this analysis as: “Given current skill levels, and current levels of preparation, human players have very small differences in win rates for different 960 positions” The general finding of computer chess is that draw rates asymptote to 100% as computer skill increases, unless you force them to play specific imbalanced starting positions. Intermediate questions are hard to evaluate. If we made chess starting position always variation 27, how often would well prepared grandmasters win/lose?