Yeah that’s true... back when I didn’t know how to identify cheaters it was much more fun to play rapid. Now? Well...
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May 2, 2021
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#63
yea but at least when you are playing people you know that you got outplayed or you did mistake but when you play comps its just boring
May 2, 2021
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#64
I've played a 98 accuracy Benko gambit against an irl NM and won in a miniature (25|5) so yeah the better you are the harder it is to tell
May 2, 2021
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#65
B1ZMARK wrote:
I've played a 98 accuracy Benko gambit against an irl NM and won in a miniature (25|5) so yeah the better you are the harder it is to tell
lol i had 99,7 percent game in caro cann Mate in 7 LOL
May 2, 2021
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#67
little_guinea_pig wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
I've played a 98 accuracy Benko gambit against an irl NM and won in a miniature (25|5) so yeah the better you are the harder it is to tell
are you the benko gambit player, or the noob dlugy system player
lmao why would you play the benko how disgusting
May 2, 2021
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#69
Real man play sicillian dragon LOL and on d5 Chigorin defesne ahahhahahahaha
May 2, 2021
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#73
I like it because although I don't play the dragon, it gets hate from everyone else. Which makes it a great opening for me!
May 2, 2021
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#74
little_guinea_pig wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
I like it because although I don't play the dragon, it gets hate from everyone else. Which makes it a great opening for me!
so that's why you play the alekhine and the czech benoni
ah
"Any opening is good enough if it's reputation is bad enough" - Alexander Alekhine
I have dropped 98 points today
little_guinea_pig wrote:
yeah but some openings are just legit bad
Napoleon Opening is supposed to be among the worst chess openings, but you wouldn't believe the number of good players who fall for it.
Jun 5, 2021
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#79
You seem to play only blitz. You will learn almost nothing about chess that way. Play longer time controls or better yet otb now that it's coming back. You have to learn how to calculate variations and analyze the strong and weak points of your and your opponents' positions. You cannot do this in just a few seconds. After a more serious game, analyze it with the aid of the chess.com analysis feature. Seeing where your reasoning went wrong will help you avoid your usual mistakes in future.
Remember that the strong masters and GMs you see playing great games of blitz on the internet spent years learning the game the hard way. Also, they have prepared a few openings with many forcing moves that they use just for speed play, to save time.
Finally, don't take blitz ratings seriously. It's not a true measure of your chess ability.
you fell like you are wasting your time