I learned how to play chess around over 12 years ago. 4 years after that, I started taking the game more seriously and I started an account on chess.com. I've played on and off, but every time I get back into this game, it makes me addicted. Honestly, the reason why I play nowadays is for the work ethic and applying it to other skills. I will probably never be a professional player, but I'm satisfied with all the results I've achieved. I'm going to move on to other things that will have a more profound impact on my life financially. I will probably not follow chess anymore aside from the major tournaments because otherwise I would get sucked back in. As a conclusion, I would like to post my first game I've ever played (I remember losing all the games, but it turns out I arbitrarily won.) In addition, I've posted two of some of my recent games, which are understandably higher in quality. Hopefully these games can be instructive. And with that, I bid you farewell, chess.com.
I learned how to play chess around over 12 years ago. 4 years after that, I started taking the game more seriously and I started an account on chess.com. I've played on and off, but every time I get back into this game, it makes me addicted. Honestly, the reason why I play nowadays is for the work ethic and applying it to other skills. I will probably never be a professional player, but I'm satisfied with all the results I've achieved. I'm going to move on to other things that will have a more profound impact on my life financially. I will probably not follow chess anymore aside from the major tournaments because otherwise I would get sucked back in. As a conclusion, I would like to post my first game I've ever played (I remember losing all the games, but it turns out I arbitrarily won.) In addition, I've posted two of some of my recent games, which are understandably higher in quality. Hopefully these games can be instructive. And with that, I bid you farewell, chess.com.
July 27, 2014