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Find where White threw away the win here and had to settle for a draw. I got outplayed in the middlegame, missing a Knight check but had a winning endgame until a critical blunder.

The last 30 moves show why counting pawn moves is so critical as a slight misstep from White and the game is a loss.

Wasnt supposed to win, but won due to fork

Honestly the entire opening was fine. 17. d5 was a bad move after a sequence of moves that went bxe5, dxc4, qxf6, qxf6, bxf6, g6, bxd8. Now it seems like a long complicated sequence but you need to always look ahead and calculate into the future. Obviously you may miss many of these longer sequences but you need to make calculation a habit. 21. bc5 just straight up gave away the queen which can be fixed by always double-checking the board before every move.

yo anyone want to play game I want to try out a new opening

tommorow

I think I played pretty well for having to play a 2000, and he was nice enough to point out some stuff, but I cant exactly tell where the wheels fell off. I could feel my position slowly tightening until I lost, but besides the pawn hang, I can't tell exactly what positionally or tactically I messed up. Keep in mind, I am not good at analysing my games, so it may be obvious but I just miss it. Any insights would be appreciated!

ok but i dont see a 9. bxb5

oh watit i see it now sorry i thought my bishop was trapped ( bxb5)

this was a in my opionion brilliant move (bg5+)

I was actually impressed with how this went, playing against the Marshall Defense in the QGD.

@Smiley_face10 I had this game ... I thought. Tough opponent and I was giggling halfway through expecting a rare victory and then game flipped upside down on me. Could use your eyes upon it if you get the chance. I need ALL help I can get to beat @FelixG711!

I am white.