Thanks for the >2000's for the feedback and help.I can learn a lot from these analyses, while <1400's can learn from mine.
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The next game was played between me and a beginner. Altough he made quite a few blunders, the game was very exciting. The tactics I used are worth studying for those under 1400. Enjoy:
I also felt like posting a fully anotated game. 
I think this game is pretty instructive, especially for those who has problems with the Maroczy bind in the acclarated dragon.
Hello,
thanx for your work!
I found www.chessdoctor.com with many annotated games for beginner.
What are the player >1800 thinking about the quality of the comments?
Sometimes the player are so bad, its unbelievible.. 
Regards
thanks for posting these games, as a beginner reading your analysis and the comments from other players has been very helpful.
Hi again!
After quite a long time, I decided to revive my thread, as I have dozens of interesting games again to share, which might be very useful for those under 1400-1500. And this time, I'll make a little improvement. Not only will I completely analyse my own games, but, if one of the players make a mistake, I'll ask you to find a better move. Then, we'll take a look at your ideas together and analyse the main lines you give.
I'd like to ask the higher rated players NOT to post their ideas, as this thread is for <1500. Thank you.
Here comes the first game:
Have fun and feel free to post ideas/solutions.
EDIT: Sorry for the puzzle format. Just click solution and go through the game that way.
Jun 4, 2021
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#48
I played through all the games in this thread in the board. It was really what I was looking for. I was able to achieve 98% accuracy in my games. Thanks a lot. I wish if there were more. Any idea where I can get more of these?
Jun 13, 2021
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#49
I am 800ish. This game might have some instructive value of How to Use London System Opening which in my guess is good for beginners and very easy to learn.
That last game was awful.