It looks like you didn't play for the last 3 months. Now you have played 95 games in the last 8 days.
I think it takes a while to recover to where you were when you stopped playing.
Please post one of the games you lost to positional mistakes.
It looks like you didn't play for the last 3 months. Now you have played 95 games in the last 8 days.
I think it takes a while to recover to where you were when you stopped playing.
Please post one of the games you lost to positional mistakes.
Now i am not the best player but i think i can help, first i see you are developing your pieces, which is great! But i see some things I think you can fix. 1- blunders 2- putting your king on the queen side. First blunders. Look we all made them so don't be disappointed, I blundered a lot as well. So how do you stop them? Well you need you think about you opponent's move, what I mean is you think ONLY front move to YOUR side not the opponent's side, because it's not dangerous. You can use CCT checks captures threats and then CCTO for you. O is optimise. And lastly you shouldn't put you king on an open file. Bonus tip the saying "to take is a mistake" only take if you have a reason like winning pieces, checkmate and advantage.
Hi, could someone take a look at my recent games and tell me what I need to work on? As White, I usually play the London System, and as Black, I go for the Sicilian or King’s Indian against 1.e4. I really struggle against the Italian Game — I get completely wrecked there.
I can usually spot my blunders when I hang pieces, but in games that I lose purely due to positional mistakes, I sometimes feel like a total noob. What should I focus on to improve?
I already know the basic opening principles, and I also do tactics training daily.