Here are some games can some of you analyze my style of play and maybe one or two games where you think I screwed up or missed something. Or just tell me my style of play.
Game 1120387
Game 1099260
Game 1093375
Game 1093373
Game 1093372
Game 1093368
Game 1039355
Game 1039353
Game 1012781
Game 1003956
Game 1002111
Game 1001109
Game 991823
Game 987478
Game 984650
Game 970860
Game 970859
Game 965536
Game 958278
Game 952604
I'm not sure what you mean by style. However it appears that either you aren't thinking long enough on your moves and/or you don't see ahead more than a couple moves.
How can I say this? I'm the same way 🙂
You are good at punishing mistakes but can sometimes get careless. Like me 🙂
My recommendation? QUIT PLAYING CHESS IMMEDIATELY!!!!!!!
Ha just kidding 🙂
Originally posted by Blitz00you move way too many pawns! it's a common novice ailment. If you look at master games, you will find a good number of examples where even by the time endgame has arrived, 5 or 6 pawns sit on the original squares!!
Here are some games can some of you analyze my style of play and maybe one or two games where you think I screwed up or missed something. Or just tell me my style of play.
Game 1120387
Game 1099260
Game 1093375
Game 1093373
Game 1093372
Game 1093368
Game 1039355
Game 1039353
Game 1012781
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Game 970860
Game 970859
Game 965536
Game 958278
Game 952604
e.g. If developing a knight can serve to protect something in danger than doing that is much better than pushing a pawn and delaying development.
I don't really think anyone has too much of a style until they understand the game a bit better. Maybe around some like 1500 here or 1700 USCF or something. To have a style, you kind of have to understand the game, to twist principles your way and to choose a set of openings. Anyone else agree?