This is why board vision matters a lot. It looks like black is about to pawn storm my position but it's exactly where he loses. Because of my long range piece being ready to open fire, waiting for the exact moment https://www.chess.com/live/game/186954054470

Check out this #chess game: SungChan1411 vs UrielBrabo - https://www.chess.com/game/live/187221845542 also finally broke my own record: 1721

Ik it’s non chess related… But today (14th) is my birthday. And I got a perfect present… 1700.

Aggressive player: often use gambits or straight up putting massive attacks and pressure to opponent a lot. Games could be risky but you can still win a lot of games when your opponent is scared and clueless about how to defend/improve their passive positions Positional player: play a slower game , often try to set up a useful structure for your pieces before the storm begins. Make the game easier to play and follow up different plans, weaknesses and adventages. But it could be possible to get into tricky positions. And a breakthrough and transportation of board might be crucial. Cheater: straight up using stockfish or other engine to play games. Copy and paste style player: Just copy your opponent's opening so your opening accuracy usually won't be that low and you can understand both sides' weaknesses and strength easier Early trade style player: Let's trade pieces! Bring up the endgame directly! Troller: Simply here to troll your opponent or create mental damage. If you are a content creator like chessisboring/ Croissant, you might be troller a lot to bully opponent (?) Sus dude: Play games just to meet friends or say pick up lines trying to get girlfriend(s). Sounds like something LDR might do. Just for fun style: Really no need to care any style. Just enjoy every moment of the game. Having fun with the game no matter what's happening on the board. You see chess as an entertainment here. You can play whatever you want. Try any styles you wanna play. 🥔: Potato.

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