Simply put, I get winning advantages with sharp attacks but then often blunder a draw (like this game) or straight up just lose because my opponent defends to an endgame and beats me. I went on to win this game but that's only because my opponent didn't see I blundered a draw or maybe thought he had counterplay.
Is that just the nature of playing sharp? Do I need more practice in these positions? If so what kind. I'm generally a good positional player outside of sharp lines but when I see attacking potential like in this game, I go for it. Any tips would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
Simply put, I get winning advantages with sharp attacks but then often blunder a draw (like this game) or straight up just lose because my opponent defends to an endgame and beats me. I went on to win this game but that's only because my opponent didn't see I blundered a draw or maybe thought he had counterplay.
Is that just the nature of playing sharp? Do I need more practice in these positions? If so what kind. I'm generally a good positional player outside of sharp lines but when I see attacking potential like in this game, I go for it. Any tips would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
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