28 Nov 09
I recently posted a game I won and thought I played well. Somebody commented on why I didn't post a game I lost. Well here is a blunderful example. Not saying I could not have won after freely donating my knight. Playing as black, down a piece early, I was playing catch-up from the get-go. Anyone see how this one could have been saved?
Eric
Game 6887227
28 Nov 09
Originally posted by Eric LeFavourmostly you must restrain from moving before thinking. Try analysing each position for at least 10 mins before moving. Make shure you only play when you are shure it is safe, and in your opinion best.
I recently posted a game I won and thought I played well. Somebody commented on why I didn't post a game I lost. Well here is a blunderful example. Not saying I could not have won after freely donating my knight. Playing as black, down a piece early, I was playing catch-up from the get-go. Anyone see how this one could have been saved?
Eric
Game 6887227
28 Nov 09
Originally posted by heinzkatYeah, I don't know Heinz? Not paying close enough attention I suppose. Pretty obvious blunder, I agree. This is what keeps me rated where I am. Practice, practice, practice. 🙂
You both blundered a piece in the first ten moves. Food for thought... why did you miss it?
[pgn]1. e4 c5 2. Bf1c4 Nb8c6 3. Qd1f3 Ng8f6 4. c3 Nc6e5 5. Qf3e2 e6 6. Ng1f3 h6
7. Nf3xe5 Qd8e7 8. Nb1a3 d6 9. Bc4b5 Nf6d7 10. Qe2f3 dxe5[/pgn]
Eric