This looks pretty bad chess-wise.. 1.f3? just losing a piece with 15.Bc4? 25.Re2 just losing that rook?
You're probably really fast and I think I'd lose to you on time, but probably in a totally won position. I don't play bullet btw, but i think any rl 1700 who is good at 1 min would beat you. It's a bit optimistic to challenge GMs imo
This looks pretty bad chess-wise.. 1.f3? just losing a piece with 15.Bc4? 25.Re2 just losing that rook?
You're probably really fast and I think I'd lose to you on time, but probably in a totally won position. I don't play bullet btw, but i think any rl 1700 who is good at 1 min would beat you. It's a bit optimistic to challenge GMs imo
" It's a bit optimistic to challenge GMs imo" This is why you won't win.
I haven't won against GM's, that's correct. 2 draws though, in normal chess.
you're barely beating some 11-1300's on time in some horrible postitions. try beating some 1800 bullet player, then some 2100 bullet players, then you might be in a position to challenge GM's.
Yes ..you are really really really lucky to win that one.
Try playing actual games of atleast 15 mins so you can think properly.
and how do you get PGNs of chess.com games?
Yes ..you are really really really lucky to win that one.
Try playing actual games of atleast 15 mins so you can think properly.
and how do you get PGNs of chess.com games?
http://www.chess.com/forum/view/help-support/a-guide-to-posting-your-games-on-chesscom
Yes, you got lucky. Seeing as you were in a completely losing position and dropped two pieces and a rook, and won on time
Lucky doesn't even begin to describe it. Also I would bet any amount of money that you couldn't beat a grandmaster in any time controls, hell you could have 5 mins against a gm with 1 min who is also blindfolded and you would get your ass handed to you on a silver platter
here's a well-intentioned piece of advice.
today, clearly you are winning a lot of games and are obviously excited (that's okay). but a bad day is just around the corner.
running around and being very fast is one of many possible styles, but it's not THE secret key for 1 0 games. you have (almost) no chance of winning against any expert+ player as you are playing right now, even if you get some time advantage we know how to convert clearly winning positions fast.
Which GMs at which tournament?
Is this the cyber-police or something? plenty of upsets happen in open tournaments, I'm not claiming to be some chess god or something, I have tons of horrible draws/losses to weaker players as well. One was against Sasikiran in Hogeschool Zeeland:
http://chesstempo.com/gamedb/game/1791318
the other was against GM Schebler in the belgian competition, it's hard to find the actual game, but the result is on the top of the second page here:
http://www.frbe-kbsb.be/sites/manager/ICN/09-10/ind03.pdf
Is this the cyber-police or something?
YES
now please send a scan of your national ID for us to verify that you really are who you claim that you are, thank you... nah, not really.
Is this the cyber-police or something?
YES
now please send a scan of your national ID for us to verify that you really are who you claim that you are, thank you... nah, not really.
Haha sorry, but I'm new here. Just saw some thread of an FM claiming he beat some GM's in a specific line (which isn't such a weird thing). He got totally roasted, everyone started asking shit about exactly when and where it happened. People doubted his identidy, all because he coudn't find links to some games in the 1980's.
It was like the Ruy Lopez Inquisition, kinda mistook you for one of them :)
Should have won both of those games actually :( Missed some clear win in the first one, partially because I was scared to give up my draw. Second one my opponend blundered a piece and I had a rook ending with 2 pawns up, missed a win and allowed a stalemate.
When will a GM jump on and face me on 1 minute? wanna see how good I really am.