There's nothing unusual about a player making a blunder. Anand once blundered a Knight on move five. Firouzja blundered a Rook against a 1900 player in a tournament game.
a 1800 that was playing bad
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Actually, that player had you on the ropes until he made the one mistake. I don’t think you can call him bad.
Sep 18, 2021
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blueemu wrote:
There's nothing unusual about a player making a blunder. Anand once blundered a Knight on move five. Firouja blundered a Rook against a 1900 player in a tournament game.
did firouja still win or nah
Sep 18, 2021
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krazeechess wrote:
blueemu wrote:
There's nothing unusual about a player making a blunder. Anand once blundered a Knight on move five. Firouja blundered a Rook against a 1900 player in a tournament game.
did firouja still win or nah
tbh im gunna be surprised if he didn't manage to win
Sep 18, 2021
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krazeechess wrote:
blueemu wrote:
There's nothing unusual about a player making a blunder. Anand once blundered a Knight on move five. Firouja blundered a Rook against a 1900 player in a tournament game.
did firouja still win or nah
No, she beat him. Alireza Firouzja (2667) vs Antonia Ziegenfuss (1945), 4th Grenke Open, 2018.
She was 14 years old.
Firouzja, Alireza vs. Ziegenfuss, Antonia | 4th GRENKE Chess Open | 2019 | chess24.com
stopvacuuming wrote:
blue emu, nobody cares.
I do
This player played well and outplayed you except this one blunder at the end. He was far away from "playing poorly".
here is a game of me vs a 1800 and the 1800 played very poorly: (mainly at the middle game)https://www.chess.com/game/live/25692595747