So a couple of months ago i posted that i got a decent 8/11 score in untitled tuesday and today i have successfully bettered that score by scoring 8.5 out of 11 in untitled tuesday suffering a loss to a 1900 and a 2300 as well as conceding a draw to an 1800. And when playing untitled tuesday, i realised that in games that i played quickly while not trying to play the best moves but moves that dont lose immediately, my opponents would tend to blunder more while in games where i was slower, i ended up losing and drawing a game while managing to win one or two. So its pretty clear that time management in chess games is important as well as trying to play moves that you think dont lose on the spot. My suggestion to get better at finding moves that dont lose quicker is either to watch more chess on youtube from hikaru for the more advanced players or from levy aka gothamchess from the beginner to intermediate players. Alternatively, puzzles is also another option.
Hopefully this will help you improve at chess. Good luck.
So a couple of months ago i posted that i got a decent 8/11 score in untitled tuesday and today i have successfully bettered that score by scoring 8.5 out of 11 in untitled tuesday suffering a loss to a 1900 and a 2300 as well as conceding a draw to an 1800. And when playing untitled tuesday, i realised that in games that i played quickly while not trying to play the best moves but moves that dont lose immediately, my opponents would tend to blunder more while in games where i was slower, i ended up losing and drawing a game while managing to win one or two. So its pretty clear that time management in chess games is important as well as trying to play moves that you think dont lose on the spot. My suggestion to get better at finding moves that dont lose quicker is either to watch more chess on youtube from hikaru for the more advanced players or from levy aka gothamchess from the beginner to intermediate players. Alternatively, puzzles is also another option.
Hopefully this will help you improve at chess. Good luck.