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I think that when I learn to take a moment and stop and think, just so that I can quit making totally stupid moves, like allowing instant mate or losing my queen, I will probably be a better chess player.

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Really?

I always thought that if I could just stop losing I would win more.

That's what you sound like.

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Yeah, that too, another great idea. Thanks for helping with another idea.

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Originally posted by Enihkela
Really?

I always thought that if I could just stop losing I would win more.

That's what you sound like.
I always thought spelling names backwards was fun.

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😉

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Originally posted by coquette
I think that when I learn to take a moment and stop and think, just so that I can quit making totally stupid moves, like allowing instant mate or losing my queen, I will probably be a better chess player.
You learned from the same chess instructor I did apparently. Stone him~!

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Originally posted by coquette
I think that when I learn to take a moment and stop and think, just so that I can quit making totally stupid moves, like allowing instant mate or losing my queen, I will probably be a better chess player.
smart chick alert!!!


rookie

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If you stop starting games, you'll stop losing.

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WoW! More pearls of wisdom!! 😀

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Originally posted by coquette
WoW! More pearls of wisdom!! 😀
Sorry for stating the obvious. Deleted.

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Originally posted by coquette
WoW! More pearls of wisdom!! 😀
It is often better to have lost than not,for it is when we go in search of what we have lost that we may find something even greater.

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Originally posted by coquette
I think that when I learn to take a moment and stop and think, just so that I can quit making totally stupid moves, like allowing instant mate or losing my queen, I will probably be a better chess player.
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