Rasparovov wrote:
It's not such a struggle in OTB, something is wrong or he was just left in such bad positions he didn't even want to make a move.
i just having such a position on one of my games....
Ivanchuk - How is this possible at the top level?
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Mar 29, 2013
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surely if you were going to lose on time you would atleast try to make time control regardless of how poor your moves are. if you make it to time control you may be lucky enough to have a playable position still but if you don't, you lose. unless he thinks there is a greater chance that he would see some tactic his opponent missed than the chance of having a playable position at time control.
damn you know right after i said it my opponent made a new move lol
Mar 29, 2013
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baldheadedbear wrote:
i love how you even photoshopped in smoke the only thing that would make it better would be some doritos laying around and an empty bag on the floor
p-wnattack wrote:
surely if you were going to lose on time you would atleast try to make time control regardless of how poor your moves are. if you make it to time control you may be lucky enough to have a playable position still but if you don't, you lose. unless he thinks there is a greater chance that he would see some tactic his opponent missed than the chance of having a playable position at time control.
nah better lose on time then look stupid with stupid moves, Ivanchuk knows what he is doing just look at the Carlsen game. I made best moves and my position already looks resignable after 15 moves.
He is so good that he counts all variations and sometimes forgets about the clock.