Member Analysis with GM Jesse Kraai
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after e4,e5,n-f3,n-c6,b-b5,a6 you could have taken the c6 knight & worsen his pawn structure and contineue with o-o, n-c6,r-e1 ..............................
привет а как поставить доску какую хочешь?
Im Quite a low rated player so think I missed a lot of tactical motifs and strategies I could of used. Please give some advice. 10 minute time control, im black, he ran out of time
May 12, 2020
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#25
@chillbro123 when your opponent plays weird like that there’s no reason to go defensive on move like 10... you should have struck back sooner.
Please analyze this endgame.
White: Lomonosov TB
Black: Chess.com Computer Level 10
May 13, 2020
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#27
SNUDOO wrote:
@chillbro123 when your opponent plays weird like that there’s no reason to go defensive on move like 10... you should have struck back sooner.
He actually wasn't playing that badly.
May 13, 2020
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#28
An_asparagusic_acid wrote:
SNUDOO wrote:
@chillbro123 when your opponent plays weird like that there’s no reason to go defensive on move like 10... you should have struck back sooner.
He actually wasn't playing that badly.
it's the mindset.
May 15, 2020
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#29
I don't know if I can post more than once, but I need advice on defending against an attack. Like what are some good principles, besides keeping a clear head?
In the following game, I don't panic, but still blunder the advantage, and suffer an attack that could have been reversed several times. The time control is 10|5, team match.
indian_knight_rider(1096 white) VS ayushmaan_nayal(1088 black)
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Fascinating write up L-Mara !! Definitely an educational experience for me 
May 25, 2020
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#37
Sorry for the late post, but this game just ended today. It was a Daily Chess game with 3 days to make a move. This was the sixth time I have played against this opponent, and I won three and drew two of the previous games. So I began the game thinking I had a realistic chance of winning, which is unusual for me. I failed to take advantage of a lead in development and then failed to capitalize on the position of my opponent's king, stuck in the center. Then I lost a pawn but fought back for a draw in the endgame, despite still being a pawn down. I know my annotations are lousy, so I am trying to step them up. I have not done the computer analysis of this game.
I just noticed a typo in my annotations. For move 33, I meant g4+, not e4+. I can't even annotate without making mistakes.
As usual, thanks for looking at these games, Jesse! This was part of a Lone Wolf series (8-player round robins) played online, 90 + 30.
Hi Jesse,
This is a game from one of the last OTB tournaments I played this year. This draw against a higher rated opponent (from a completely lost position) and my wins in the other games got me back to the mid 1900s from the 1800s and hopefully once OTB tournaments come back, I can continue making gains). Time control: 90/40 SD30 30s increment from move 1. This was my first ever serious attempt at playing the King's Indian OTB.
