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Game_of_Pawns
karelkamelensprong wrote:

It's winning, but isn't moving a rook to the d-file better?

This is pretty embarrassing, but I missed that. Part of me says that I should now take back what I said but the reality is, the move still isn't that terrible for the same reason that caused me to miss the better one; it is completely and very easily winning.

I regularly miss things like this, but I will always go on to win. I see a move that leaves an easy to play position with a completely winning advantage and I just play it. This is not in any way the same as being overconfident and blundering. The common saying that tells you to look for a better move when you see a good one is idiotic. That is how you lose on time.

Thank you for pointing that out. I can't believe I missed it, but I know why I missed it, and I know that 17.Qxe4 is ten times the move that the uncriticized 15.Bg5 is.

Nobody2015
karelkamelensprong wrote:
Game_of_Pawns wrote:

 I said that you, along with MDL4, agreed with VyboR that 17.Qxe4 was a bad move, which it isn't true at all and is simply ridiculous.

It's winning, but isn't moving a rook to the d-file better?

Exactly. But not as good as mate in one. Anyway, what the hell has all this to do with the main topic? You Game_of_Pawns took a random game and you proved what?

Game_of_Pawns
Nobody2015 wrote:

Exactly. But not as good as mate in one. Anyway, what the hell has all this to do with the main topic? You Game_of_Pawns took a random game and you proved what?

Are you retarded? There was no mate in one on move 17. There was nothing wrong with what Karel said and I never brought up any game.

Game_of_Pawns
Sagg-Bander wrote:

What is sandbagging?

Intentionally keeping your rating artificially low.

karelkamelensprong
Nobody2015 wrote:

Exactly. But not as good as mate in one. Anyway, what the hell has all this to do with the main topic? You Game_of_Pawns took a random game and you proved what?

The main topic is basically "my rating is 943, but I want everybody to know that I am better than this"

I could give you a heartfelt "hugs & kisses", but I'm not sure what you are expecting

karelkamelensprong
Game_of_Pawns wrote:
Sagg-Bander wrote:

What is sandbagging?

Intentionally keeping your rating artificially low.

You also missed that guy's user name ;)

Game_of_Pawns

My bad again. :|

How much will you charge me to screen my posts?

Nobody2015
Game_of_Pawns wrote:
Nobody2015 wrote:

Exactly. But not as good as mate in one. Anyway, what the hell has all this to do with the main topic? You Game_of_Pawns took a random game and you proved what?

Are you retarded? There was no mate in one on move 17. There was nothing wrong with what Karel said and I never brought up any game.

I will no longer post here and possibly I'll delete this account as well. I want nothing to do with a site where such insane trolls are allowed to post.

Game_of_Pawns

Lol :)

Nobody2015
Sagg-Bander wrote:

Nobody, Nobody cares

Who cares that you don't care? Stay those useless, time wasting human beings that you are

Nobody2015
Sagg-Bander wrote:

Better practise chess, this is a chess site and im 100000000 times better than you. Seems like u wasted to much time.

ROTFLMAO. You might be a better chess player, but a better human being? That remains to be seen

Sir_KingKillerRabbit

ha, obviously high chess level does not save one from infinite stupidity

TheGreatOogieBoogie

Underrated?  Or maybe you're simply bad no offense.  Even by USCF standards 900 is quite low.  There are 1200 and 1500 guys at chess clubs I play against and beat.  Keep in mind that's USCF so the 1200 guy would be rated 1350-1400 or maybe even higher since blitz is his strong point on here.  

Your opening out of the gate wasn't that great, and in fact could even be losing:



ChessPatzer987
Sagg-Bander wrote:

Yes im stupid but at least master in chess. So what? Forrest Gump was stupid too.

What exactly makes you think you've "mastered" chess?

ChessPatzer987
Sagg-Bander wrote:

Nobody, Nobody cares

You obviously care. Otherwise, you wouldn't be commenting here.

Nobody2015

TheGreatOogieBoogie wrote:

Underrated?  Or maybe you're simply bad no offense.  Even by USCF standards 900 is quite low.  There are 1200 and 1500 guys at chess clubs I play against and beat.  Keep in mind that's USCF so the 1200 guy would be rated 1350-1400 or maybe even higher since blitz is his strong point on here.  

Your opening out of the gate wasn't that great, and in fact could even be losing:



Another one who missed the point. Somebody took a game out of the several hundreds I have played at chess.com and made a big fuss out of it. One of the two games where I blundered really badly. But a game which takes me one move from mate, and could be won in other ways, were not for the blunder, cannot be that bad. And for the one millionth time, *that was not the point*. The point is that many 800 rated players here could compete with 1200 players in other clubs. Isn't that worth studying?

karelkamelensprong
Nobody2015 wrote:

Somebody took a game out of the several hundreds I have played at chess.com and made a big fuss out of it. One of the two games where I blundered really badly.

In your last game, how many moves did it take you to lose a piece?

http://www.chess.com/livechess/game?id=1264812923

The one before that you lost your queen:

http://www.chess.com/livechess/game?id=1264718594

ChessPatzer987
Sagg-Bander wrote:

My Fide rating Patzer. Once you have a rating above 2300 or already 2200 i think people call u master. I dont care about that cause i dont have a title but its true...

Sagg_Bander, you're deluding yourself. That isn't an FIDE rating. It's only a rating on chess.com.

TheGreatOogieBoogie

And I'm saying from experience they can't.  What's your frame of reference for the claim?  People who are 1200 FIDE or USCF are typically the best players in their non-chess social circles whereas 900 rated players are your normal people who don't even study the game.  People who are 1200 have reasonable opening preparation whereas players under 1000 have trouble there.  

Learn opening principles and tactics.  Tactics will help develop your visualization and board vision and not to release the tension to the opponent's advantage (such as 6.Nxd5?) Work on your thinking system and integrate your knowledge to it with deliberate practice.  

 

 

Flops00

yah, here in blitz 1200, on lichess 1600 xD