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Messed up in the beginning
Check out this #chess game: Davitow vs viktorio100 - https://www.chess.com/game/live/166817546450 I have not watched the analysis yet. But my attack was too much. I was just waiting to sacrifice the rook near the end (spoiler, it never happened).
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@Luciano Ivanovich Thank you!
1d •
Tough Game (highest rating in years)
My opponent blundered bad in the end, thankfully! I had a well placed knight for much of the game and then it fell apart. Both of us played well though. Check out this #chess game: nursesari vs Davitow - https://www.chess.com/game/live/166835013182
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@Dan Sh. Thank you! Yes, my knight move to H5 allowed my opponent to get the attack going. Honestly this game was my opponents.
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I got a problem
So basically I quitted chess for 3 motnhs then came back now I literally suck at it I was 700 elo now Im 500-600. I have a brilliant move every 1-3 games but I just cant win because I keep blundering. can anyone give me advice? you can check my last 10 games from here https://www.chess.com/member/clov7r (or more I think I have 2 brilliant games and lost games this week)
3 likes • 3d
My best advice is two fold: 1. Do tactics/puzzles 2. Don’t worry or focus on the rating. Number 2 is the hardest. I want to show off my strength but it can actually hinder us from winning. Focus on the board and play the best moves. Brilliants are fun and awesome but most games don’t have a brilliant in it. Try to focus on accuracy levels and even if you lose but had a good accurate game, you can then walk away from a loss telling yourself you played well.
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How to Reaccess Your Chess
I’ve essentially skim read this book. But I’m going deeper through this book now and setting up positions to follow along via LiChess. I may do my board too. My personality wants to get through it fast but trying to take it slow and learn and apply what it will teach! Link to book if interested: https://amzn.to/3Oa84Ao Hopefully I’ll get out of the 1400 Chess dot com slump.
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@Nevin Godin-Martin How do you do them in your head? Did you okay through his games? There are too many moves ahead for my head.
3 likes • 6d
This is what I use for lichess studies!
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