I deeply understand you master 
wow.. tunnel vision is real
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Jun 24, 2024
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Because he had only 1 blunder, but 3 misses, and 1 inaccuracy too, but you didn't have any inaccuracy or miss. And, sometimes a blunder is when you hung a pawn, and sometimes a blunder is when you hung a queen. It is not the same!
Jun 24, 2024
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#4
And, now I did run a game review on your game, and you did have 10 best moves, and your opponent did have only 2 best moves. So, It is completely understandable that your accuracy was higher than his.
Jun 25, 2024
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#6
a better explanation might be: I made more blunders but opponent couldn't use them against me.
Jun 25, 2024
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#8
in the same way: he has 1 blunder but I have no miss, so that means I caught it, I guess.
Jun 25, 2024
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#9
llama_l wrote:
anonanu wrote:
this one brings up an old discussion back "he who has the most mistakes, loses" is that really true?
No one has ever said that about chess. The well-known quote is "he who makes the 2nd to last mistake wins." In other words, only the last mistake matters.
OMG!! you cute little fluffy thing 
wish I had a baby llama ehe he..
annd.. really now? well, you learn something new everyday 
anonanu wrote:
llama_l wrote:
anonanu wrote:
this one brings up an old discussion back "he who has the most mistakes, loses" is that really true?
No one has ever said that about chess. The well-known quote is "he who makes the 2nd to last mistake wins." In other words, only the last mistake matters.
OMG!! you cute little fluffy thing wish I had a baby llama ehe he..
annd.. really now? well, you learn something new everyday
Those who punishes the most mistakes (usually win )
Jun 25, 2024
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#11
I'm trying to understand how someone with a 1579 rating gets mated in that manner and also gives up a rook and a knight in the process for seemingly no reason.
JBarryChess wrote:
I'm trying to understand how someone with a 1579 rating gets mated in that manner and also gives up a rook and a knight in the process for seemingly no reason.
To answer your question everyone plays terrible chess occasionally
I played like an 800 before (not according to stockfish but it looked like 800 elo game ) funny enough I still won the game
If you panic early on you can get really bad tunnel vision
anonanu wrote:
this one brings up an old discussion back "he who has the most mistakes, loses" is that really true? what about this game?
same amount of mistakes, but I have 2 blunders vs. 1 (one) but my overall accuracy and estimated rating is higher.. And I checkmated him.
hows that even possible
sometimes you get lucky even when you blunder. Definitely more common in blitz
this one brings up an old discussion back "he who has the most mistakes, loses" is that really true? what about this game?
hows that even possible