The chessboard of chess is vastly different from that of Go, and each side in chess only has 16 pieces, far less than the number of pieces each side has in Go.
In simple terms, with chess pieces, one side can only make at most sixteen moves, and due to the confines of the chessboard space, the possibilities for a row of five are limited.
In fact, considering the other rules of Go, such as forbidden moves, three-move exchange, or the mountain mouth rule, this Go game of only sixteen moves is probably more challenging than one can imagine.
Both Ouyang Jie and Zhong Luoyue are people with exceptional memory and mastery of algorithms, so they easily calculated the possibilities of forming a row of five.
Essentially, using this method, unless deliberately done otherwise, the most likely outcome is a draw between the two sides.
