Training update: snow chess

--training log--

ITEM: Chessable review of 107 moves in 7 variations at 99% accuracy.

ITEM: Played and won a training game. Had black against Antonio (1500) in a Caro-Kann. Will analyze later.

ITEM: Blizzard.

ITEM: Chessable review of 101 moves in 6 variations at 96% accuracy.

ITEM: Solved three of five chess problems but did get the first move right on the two that I missed. Top solve: 2250.

ITEM: Chessable review of 119 moves in 9 variations at 94%.

ITEM: Played and won a training gave. Had white in a Grand Prix Attack v. Wendy (1500), will analyze later. I know I will probably find some poor moves, especially in the middlegame where I let a strong opening position evaporate over a few moves while I struggled to find a plan, but overall I was very happy with my play. In particular I thought that I maintained good focus and was able to think pretty deeply about the position during the game. Unlike a lot of times when I play the computer I didn't find myself rushing through the moves.

ITEM: Chessable review of 160 moves in 12 variations at 90% accuracy.

ITEM: Chessable review of 504 moves in 47 variations at 91% accuracy.

ITEM: Spent several hours analyzing my win over Antonio and then checking my analysis with Stockfish. Conclusion: I played well enough to win. More seriously, it was a solid game. I took advantage of an innacuracy in Antonio's opening play and built a solid advantage that I pressed home without any major missteps.