Is it better to have played badly and won, or not to have played at all?
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Jan 17, 2012
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The idea is to try to learn from your mistakes.. Am still working on that myself!
im going with playing badly. you learned something today that you would not have learned today if you didnt play.
flatseven wrote:
Is is better to have played badly and won, or not to have played at all?
I played a blitz game today where my attack failed, and I fell into a messy defense. I think I learned a few key things. But along the way my opponent missed one or two mates. I won on time. Is this kind of game a learning experience, or does it make one lazy?
Lazy :)
Not that you can't learn from it.
Is is better to have played badly and won, or not to have played at all?
I played a blitz game today where my attack failed, and I fell into a messy defense. I think I learned a few key things. But along the way my opponent missed one or two mates. I won on time. Is this kind of game a learning experience, or does it make one lazy?