Sunday night I played in a group match on blitz. I was invited by my friend Matt Slomski (@SL0M) and it was very kind of him.
The games were time-controlled 3 min, without adding. The teams represented four players each, and they exchanged blows in their mini-matches, 2 games, one - white, one - black. On the same system, the largest team championship is played on the chess.com.
Before the start of the match, I had some doubts, because I was inferior in rating to my opponents. But then I decided to play and not thinking about it.
Round 1
In the first round I played against Tomas Sigurdarson from Iceland (FIDE 1998). He played the first game faster and more confidently then me. But then came the turn of the second game ...
Round 2
Next games I was played against Dan Herman from Colorado Springs, USA. I showed talent and managed to lose the game, where I had to win. But I won the second duel, which you can contemplate now!
Round 3
And now my opponent was Colin Stapczynski, this guy is streamer, coach and chess player with FIDE 1989. He won all games in this match until he met with a modest guy from Ukraine
. Jeremy (you can see him on the stream) and Colin are brothers and professional chess coaches who love chess.com. And many users this site love them too!
Round 4
It was a last round and I played with Erik Sparenberg from Leeuwarden, Friesland, Netherlands. This is a strong player and he has a FIDE rating 2173, which is confirmed by the official website. We were both pretty tired and I ended up winning both games vs Eric.