Anybody struggling to convert won position into a win
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I can always see a way but I also either blunder or misclick then lose 50% of the time
redghost101 wrote:
I can always see a way but I also either blunder or misclick then lose 50% of the time
Good for you
In finding way
Oct 20, 2020
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#5
Yes, I have the same.
What do you mean by ‘psychological problem’? And do you have example games?
What do you mean by ‘psychological problem’? And do you have example games?
By Psychological problem I mean some past experience I am suffering it that is showing in the present (even though the formal definition may not be same as mine)
Oct 20, 2020
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#7
Yeah, I think I see what you mean and I do recognize what you are talking about. You might be scared to continue aggressively?
I think in the same line I am a bit scared to push my pawns in an advantage situation.
I think in the same line I am a bit scared to push my pawns in an advantage situation.
sometimes you have to calculate a bit more or just try it again, there's no problem wanting to try the same thing
AtaChess68 wrote:
Yeah, I think I see what you mean and I do recognize what you are talking about. You might be scared to continue aggressively?
I think in the same line I am a bit scared to push my pawns in an advantage situation.
I think in the same line I am a bit scared to push my pawns in an advantage situation.
I was not scared I just give up because I saw no hope of winning. But I was really scared in Rd1 line
YeetSleepRepeat wrote:
sometimes you have to calculate a bit more or just try it again, there's no problem wanting to try the same thing
Maybe needed more patience and wanting to make to the top. I don't want to hurt their self-respect by topping them
Oct 20, 2020
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#11
Yeah, I don’t mean that you should have pushed your pawns i your case. You should have played your rook indeed. But I think I recognize the psychological pattern.
AtaChess68 wrote:
Yeah, I don’t mean that you should have pushed your pawns i your case. You should have played your rook indeed. But I think I recognize the psychological pattern.
I know. Yeah, the word scared you mean was not the same word scared I understood. Ok, thank you for your understanding. That what all I needed
Anybody struggling to convert won position into a win. It is not tactics it just about one single move you don't want to commit. Seems like a physiological problem.