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If there is such a thing as sleep walking on the chess board, I could use it to explain all my blunders, wich would make me a happy man
Sep 2, 2007
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The key is that you won while your were apparently sleeping. I lose while I'm awake.
pawnshover wrote:
If its a 1 min blitz game then you can play the whole game witho your fingers, without your head, and win
I have just finished examining one of my games and I notice that not only did it take me forever to end it. But the number of mistakes I made once the game was a 'sure win' increased as the game went along. Whose side was I one anyway?
There was a point where I must have fallen asleep because not only are the moves thoughtless but I don't remember making them!
Is there such a thing as sleep-walking on a chess board?
May 22, 2018
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pawnshover wrote:
I have just finished examining one of my games and I notice that not only did it take me forever to end it. But the number of mistakes I made once the game was a 'sure win' increased as the game went along. Whose side was I one anyway?
There was a point where I must have fallen asleep because not only are the moves thoughtless but I don't remember making them!
Is there such a thing as sleep-walking on a chess board?
Last Login: Sep 26, 2007
I have just finished examining one of my games and I notice that not only did it take me forever to end it. But the number of mistakes I made once the game was a 'sure win' increased as the game went along. Whose side was I one anyway?
There was a point where I must have fallen asleep because not only are the moves thoughtless but I don't remember making them!
Is there such a thing as sleep-walking on a chess board?