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About moves. So brilliant moves can be occurred by all sorts of moves. Less likely is blunders and great moves. Great moves, on the other hand, are most likely occurred by bad moves, e.g: inaccuracy and blunders. I’m skipping best, excellent and good because it’s useless to make a theory about them. Inaccuracies are most likely occurred by an inaccuracy itself. We don’t have to make a theory about mistakes, misses and blunders.
Lol i think my hand is dying typing from a literal ipad on the app
mypawnisapassedpawn wrote:
About moves. So brilliant moves can be occurred by all sorts of moves. Less likely is blunders and great moves. Great moves, on the other hand, are most likely occurred by bad moves, : inaccuracy and blunders. I’m skipping best, excellent and good because it’s useless to make a theory about them. Inaccuracies are most likely occurred by an inaccuracy itself. We don’t have to make a theory about mistakes, misses and blunders.
I agree with you, but I think that missed means you missed a win or a tactical opportunity to gain material or to gain a better position, while blunders refer to mistakes you make that lead to loss of material or a tactical opportunity for the opponent.
Correct me if I am wrong.
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