Play to Win or Play for What???
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yes I agree but there are some players who play to win money for example there are games that last eight hours a few years for 11 years and I would like to say that the check games are very good at see again.
So many ways to view it I suppose.
Yup. Couldnot argee more!
Both. Play to Win or Play to Anti-Win(Maneuver until the endgame)
If no player makes a mistake, then a chess game ends in a draw.
So you can only play to avoid mistakes.
To win you depend on your opponent making a mistake.
Dec 17, 2021
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tygxc wrote:
If no player makes a mistake, then a chess game ends in a draw.
So you can only play to avoid mistakes.
To win you depend on your opponent making a mistake.
I'll rephrase OP's post - some professionals are hesitant to make plays.
Dec 22, 2021
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I play for money and money alone. I have lifetime earnings of $40, so eat your heart out.
I previously stated that professionals are spurned by a "fear of losing." But what do we get in terms of therapeutic value - and is it the same as the masters?