avoiding blunders in order to improve - but how?
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AlenGoj
Mar 27, 2024
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#1
i noticed in my losses most of the time I revealed a blunder because I took material or "ran away".
often the queen gone.
how do you avoid blunders ?
First think about your move, then do not play it, but imagine it played on the board.
Then check it is no blunder: does not hang any piece or pawn, does not run into checkmate.
Only then play it.
I cant play a brilliant but I have too many blunders. Can anyone teach me?
@4
You do not win by brilliant moves, but you lose by blunders.
Blunder check before you move.
Mar 29, 2024
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#7
My blunders happen in a few different ways:
1. I don't thoroughly inspect my target square for my next move.
2. I don't extrapolate my opponent's tactics.
3. I let my opponent push pieces down onto my side of the board.
4. I don't look at the entire board at times.
5. I don't recognize the discovered attacks that arise from my opponent's moves.
