15. Nxc8 saves the piece.
29. Rfc1 wins faster.
3. f3 wasn't necesarrily bad.. but Nc3 was probably better
Analyze my Blitz game?
The "problem" with analyzing such a game is that you were a rook up very soon. Only big mistakes could possibly alter the natural result of that one, and carping about anything smaller will most likely only seem to be nitpicking.
well 14 Nb6+ is a bad move because you then have to trade with Nxc8 to not lose your Bishop. You exchange your active piece against a useless one. Bb7 was better.
And I think you push your pawns too far ahead, it's then easier to slip behind it as he did with his Queen
Finally, castling wasn't the best ideas with his 3 pawns that were quite close. you managed to stop them but what if he played 26 Bh6?
The "problem" with analyzing such a game is that you were a rook up very soon. Only big mistakes could possibly alter the natural result of that one, and carping about anything smaller will most likely only seem to be nitpicking.
OK yeah I see your point let me try to find a better one
I played a game recently that I think went pretty well, I think I am improving a lot, but I still think there were a lot of big holes (fortunately my opponant made some huge mistakes that I was able to exploit), but I'm hoping someone can give me tips on problems that I made and ways I can improve.
http://www.chess.com/livechess/game?id=453511364
I chose this game becuase it is one of the few where I don't think I made too many gaping errors so hopefully people can instruct me on the finer mistakes I made.