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why do GMs lose
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They are humans you know. They make mistakes.
GMs lose because they are drunk. Atleast Kasparov, who in a game with Karpov, missed not only a mate in 8, but also a mate in 1.
Some tournaments are long and stresful, so fatigue towards the end of a diffiult tournament can be a factor.
Another is the ability to play under the pressure of time control.
Lack of preparation for a certain line. The opponent has studied a certain line in detail.
Because GMs are humans not engines. If GM loses to U2000, that is suspicious.
Mar 14, 2016
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greenibex wrote:
why do GMs lose
Same reason your father has a 1 in 10 chance of being your biological father:
a stranger willing to pay 5 dollars.
they are humans, some time because are tired or maybe something are happening in their brain, we are humans and make mistakes, thats why they lose
lolurspammed wrote:
Dumbest thread of the year nominee?
almost...
greenibex wrote:
if they are so good and then they should not lose.
Ok, so that's like me saying...
1. Why do you lose?
2. Why do I lose?
3. Why do NM's lose?
4. Why do IM's lose?
5. Why do GM's win?
6. Why do why do?
7. Why does everyone lose?
8. Are you a human?
9. Why?
What is the point of threads like this?
Absolutely no point.
Either a troll or just a .
gms lose because....
they know no one will sign there paychecks if its just constant draws?
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and that brings up a half serious point. at higher levels, could (generally) two grandmasters play draw after draw? I mean obviously no Gm wants to lose- but do they deliberately take risks because they know if they don't it will just be draw after grinding draw.
(i might be asking a dumb question). if so sorry. its just THAT kind of thread.
if they are so good and then they should not lose.