Just finished my 4th game of the day and I'm thrilled to share that I managed to get 0 blunders against a 250 ELO bot! 🎉 This might not seem like a big deal to some, but for me, it's a significant achievement and a testament to the progress I've been making. I owe a huge thank you to @Joshua Mathew for their valuable tips . Your advice has truly paid off. It's made a world of difference in my gameplay and has given me a new level of confidence. Looking forward to more games and continuing to improve. Onward and upward!!

Today, I played a game of chess as Black against a 250 Elo bot and secured a victory, despite making two blunders, one miss, two mistakes, and 5 inaccuracies along the way. While I'm thrilled with the win, I realize that these mistakes could have cost me the game and I want to improve. Identifying and understanding these blunders is my next step, so I can avoid similar errors in the future. Any advice on how to analyze and correct these mistakes would be greatly appreciated. I know you can't see my flaws in the game. I just want to know some strats to think better. Especially when under pressure and/or under attack. Thank You!

This morning, I played a game of chess as Black against a 250 Elo bot and secured a victory, despite making two blunders, 1 miss, 2 mistakes, and 5 inaccuracies along the way. While I'm thrilled with the win, I realize that these mistakes could have cost me the game and I want to improve. Identifying and understanding these blunders is my next step, so I can avoid similar errors in the future. Any advice on how to analyze and correct these mistakes would be greatly appreciated. I know that you can't see my flaws in the game, I just need a strategy for better thinking. Especially when being attacked.

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