I have recently been making alot of blunders.please if you have a remedy please post it.
I used to have a problem with this as well. The best way to avoid blunders is to always consider your opponents reply and look for the most forcing moves in particular. "Does he have a check?" "Does he have a fork?" "Can he attack my pinned piece?" "Can he take advantage of an undefended piece of mine?" "Does he have a discovered attack? If so, I should prevent that." Then you calculate variations, your opponent's attempt to take advantage of a problem in your position like two undefened pieces. This takes practice, but asking questions like that is a great start.
Consider all checks and captures both for you and your opponent before deciding on a move. Also watch out for knight forks.
Doing this as a habit will cut down the blunders you make alot.
Join Chess.com for free to add your comment! Already a member? Then login now to comment.