@bobbytalparov,
not true, I've played moves with a specific plan only to realise a few moves later that my plan was flawed but then realised it had opened up another v good option that I hadn't previously seen. That's luck not good play.
Incorrect. That is your lack of skill.
It's not incorrect, my lack of skill at that moment lead me to a winning position, the reason I made the moves was because of a flawed plan but those moves opened up something else much better that I hadn't seen, in other words. I won because of an error of judgment not because of great chess, I got lucky.
No, you won because your opponent lacked the skills to take advantage of your mistake. That is what happens in all games of skill.
No they didn't lack the skills to take advantage, the move turned out to be winning moves but I didn't see that line until after I'd played a few moves because I had a different plan in mind. Sure they missed that line too ( lack of skill on their part ) but I was lucky that I went for a flawed plan that a few moves later, opened my eyes to a winning combo.
@bobbytalparov,
not true, I've played moves with a specific plan only to realise a few moves later that my plan was flawed but then realised it had opened up another v good option that I hadn't previously seen. That's luck not good play.
Incorrect. That is your lack of skill.
It's not incorrect, my lack of skill at that moment lead me to a winning position, the reason I made the moves was because of a flawed plan but those moves opened up something else much better that I hadn't seen, in other words. I won because of an error of judgment not because of great chess, I got lucky.