Stalemate master
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I think I’m the master of not winning the game, I get easily confused when I’m about to win and then I mess the game for myself, do you have any advice?
Dec 30, 2020
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#2
You have not played any games here to pick an instructive example from, but anyway I will presume you are talking about blundering stalemate whilst trying to checkmate a lone king...take your time if you can, if you are not giving check then be sure that the opponents king has a move, and try not to get into that situation in the first place - many players waste time and energy capturing every single piece of the opponent when easily winning instead of going after the king immediately. If you leave the opponent with 1 or 2 useless pieces it makes it much more unlikely that you will blunder stalemate.
I’m playing everyday against the computer, not sure how to keep track of my games and progress and learn from my mistakes. The game just shows the report, says that I made a mistake but doesn’t explain...
Dec 30, 2020
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#4
Time to play some humans! In the report and analysis you should see what the computer suggests as a better move than what you played followed by a line going from there. But yeah, it cannot explain in words why this move is better than that move and I don't think it's so important at this stage for you if you are fairly new to the game.