AunTheKnight wrote:
Carlsen for endgame!
Ye, but Karpov is by no means worse
How to stop getting into time trouble (OTB)
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Jul 26, 2021
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Try to always have a little bit more time than your opponent. It comfortable for you and very annoying for opponent
Ah Lichess.com has a premove guard... only one premove at a time lol... + completly free and no paid content lol
Hi Kevin,
I just went over your game today:
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/21144595151
And it's not clear to me why you spent 3 minutes on move 27.
The position was even on move 27, but you had a significant time advantage of 6 minutes and 36 seconds to your opponent's 37 seconds.
Then things got progressively worse, and you ended up losing in time trouble.
The chess.com game report issued an accurate summation: "GIVEAWAY — One player was winning, but then gave it away."
That being said, I think in the long term it's beneficial. Just learn the appropriate lessons and you'll win more of your won games.
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