creative ways to improve your tactics.

10..... Kf6?? was the critical mistake that leads to 1-0.

10..... d5!! would have been draw.

There is no point showing mistakes of 1400+.

As a general rule, you learn nothing from opponent mistakes, you learn something from own mistakes.

the point is not how high my opponent rating should be to make their blunder valid,  but how much you learn from playing this pawn structure. 

another pawn structure i copied from wikipedia.  this time a king's indian attack(KIA) pawn structure. 

this time a little bit higher rated opponent than the previous one. 

hopefully,  you will enjoy the game. 

another spectacular game by me.  this time i created a daily game with one day per move with only two rooks and a king in addition to eight pawn. 

i drew with a 2000 rated blitz player in a daily chess. 

here is the game

maybe i can now safely say i have perfected king and pawn endgame. 

Hardly that.

Try something a bit more difficult. White to move and win.

E4

@111deuri Thanks for sharing your tactical wins. It seems that you are successfully incorporating what you're learning into your own games. Good job!

Q: What time control were those games play?

e4 is a good start. What's the whole continuation?

1.E4 2.dxe4 3.d5.

Then bring the king if he tries to queen his queen side pawns. He cannot take d5 since the e pawn will queen. It's won game after that. 

i am playing like 30 game on the go.  every game is a daily game with one day per move

this game i was struggling because of an my early 3...exd4+  capture of a pawn because this gives him access to the queenside pawn. 

at the end,  you have to admire my defence in this game

i am right now trying to understand the dynamics of two rook endgame. 

here is one of the game

hopefully i will master rook endgame after lot of training game like this. 

endgame book are all theories.  to have practice i am following my creative method. 

this type of tactics are difficult to perceive in a game.  as a general rule if you cannot solve a tactics within two minutes,  you are unlikely to see in a game.  i think it is not much of a use to be razor sharp in finding difficult tactics.  i think for beginners it would be more benificial  if they know how to increase pressure in a position. it is no brainer that lots of people crack under pressure.  same psychological factor exists in chess also.  

also a lot of people are careless.  so they unlikely to smell a advanced tactics. 

i can even draw with a double pawn with a strong player(1950 in blitz) in a king and pawn endgame in my creative method to learn endgame. 

this game shows why i will soon discovered all the tricks in endgame usually not possible by reading only a  book. 

in this daily game i tested which is stronger,  queen or two rook. 

initial position was equal