Only if your name happens to be Simone.
I should've won this game, should I think about quitting chess?
Laskersnephew wrote:
This is a very easy question to answer. If you can't stand losing, quit chess! At every level, from beginner to world champion, players blunder and turn victory into defeat. The good players shake it off and redouble their determination. If one little blunder is too much for you to bear, find another game
that's what I do
Laskersnephew wrote:
This is a very easy question to answer. If you can't stand losing, quit chess! At every level, from beginner to world champion, players blunder and turn victory into defeat. The good players shake it off and redouble their determination. If one little blunder is too much for you to bear, find another game
Well said!
It seems as if you don't care much about chess if you would ask this after 1 bad game.
lfPatriotGames wrote:
Yes.
But not because you made a mistake and lost the queen.
I agree!
maybe
Careless
If you truly care about what a bunch of anonymous forum posters think, yes you should quit chess and learn more about yourself.
He closed his account...rest in peace and have a good life @hydreivierfunf
Anatoly Karpov has blundered his queen. So you pretty much played like Anatoly Karpov.
This is a very easy question to answer. If you can't stand losing, quit chess! At every level, from beginner to world champion, players blunder and turn victory into defeat. The good players shake it off and redouble their determination. If one little blunder is too much for you to bear, find another game
exactly