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It was still a really nice game:

what the

Wow! Playing a GM is a great way to find a game worth learning from.

I’m happy to help and especially when there’s a specific game question like this.

https://youtu.be/cdQ0SQ36Hw4?si=VyFcYZP3s-8U2nBv

My internal reaction from watching that game is… “[takes a deep breath] Ahhh!”

I saw your rating and assumed it might be a high-level game with minimal errors and just a few loose comments I could offer for practical endgame advice. Then I saw the game and felt like @GothamChess at Guess The Elo (GTE) series. You can check the engine for specifics, but definitely lots of moments both sides could have won that endgame.

Rather than comment each moment, I’ll just offer some practical endgame advice. Think about pawn structure and specifically passed pawn potential. When you had the black pawns on a7 and b6 against the b5 pawn, it was a 2-1 pawn majority where that one pawn was tying down two of yours. I’d have thought about …a5 and if en passant, then exchanging off, so at least I’d have an extra pawn when the dust settles.

Similarly at move 40, I’d have preferred …e4 instead of …Ke6? because the pawn on e4 would be defended, but more importantly, it would be a passed pawn with possible support from a pawn on f5.

I recognize that your opponent was higher rated than you, but I think you were lucky to escape with a draw, despite the many winning chances both sides had (I’m guessing some of those were due to time pressure). The opening was played… errr… strangely. I didn’t like it too much and there’s a solid chance a 2200 could have wiped you off the board from that alone. 5…Bb4 didn’t make much sense to me because it provokes into the London System c3 move with tempo and by move 19, white was massively ahead if not for Qf3 letting you off the hook. I’ll keep this more about the endgame though, but my prediction is that their rating made you more nervous than it should have.

you objectively dominated them that game, white made a ton of blunders, like not capturing the knight back and instead giving a queen check on move(6. dxe5 instead of Qb5+), etc..but, i have one thing to tell you about that game, you played e6 on move two, then played Nc6 on move three, and then two moves later, you push e5..that is wasting a move..you could have developed Nc6 first, and then DIRECTLY played e5, so it will be saving a move for you..also, you would have the advantage of not blocking in your light-squared bishop..thats about all of your mistakes in this game..keep playing, you're doing great!

i am white in this game i didnt quiet understand i was loosing until it was too late its a 10min game. i will apreciate your feedaback on this

at this point play blindfolded. You would probably fare much better, lol. How did you blunder everything, lol

my worst game in a long time: https://www.chess.com/game/live/164477430660

lost from an impossible-to-lose position /(ㄒoㄒ)/~~

I'm black

https://www.chess.com/game/live/164446084514?

Kind of a easy win, I’m white

what a stunning rook move i made

yeah, i was gonna say that if he keeps the rook there, then i can take his rook...

(my next move)

bruh!!!

so the first move where u moved h6, is not a move cause then white can take the whole centre then with d4, so u could have done c6(my personal favourite cause of levy),c5(don't really like cause if it is so popular, then they could've learned it and cooked me up),e6, d5, and e5. those were the moves u had!!!

https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/daily/923669553/analysis

Daily loss, looking to have a better plan for next time

I wouldn't have gotten nervous. I had a lot of ideas in mind if he plays Rd1

please review my game ;D (i am white)

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