Go for the win, his mistake is my opportunity

@Ognjen Livada I've never thought of it like that, how I would do if they didn't blunder, go for the win and if they want a rematch, play again and find out, but don't potentially throw a match because you're curious about something, that's how I approach it.

@Kenneth Postema I've sent you a link where you can join.

@Footy Player What's jaguars mean? First time I'm hearing it and congrats on that progress

Here is mine

@Nevin Godin-Martin Thanks, I can give you a free lesson on chess.com if you want to, let me know if you're interested

In business there is a concept of working in your business vs working on your business. I approach chess the same way, by working on chess instead of in chess(worrying about details), I'm now 2000 elo on chess.com and I plan to go to 3000 elo aswell. My advice: Your mindset and approach to the game itself will give you a far better Roi than putting all this energy on minutiae.

@Agastya Yadav That doesn't explain a 300 elo jump in 1.5 months

@Elnatan Weinburger Ofc, it'd be amazing if I could also jump 300 elo in 1.5 months, that's why I asked what he did specifically.