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Worst Feeling Ever

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I guess people have different opinions on this, but missing a forced win and going on to lose has gotta be the worst. I'm playing one game like that now, but it's in progress. I'll post it when it's done.
I feel sick now... :'(

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Originally posted by ih8sens
I guess people have different opinions on this, but missing a forced win and going on to lose has gotta be the worst. I'm playing one game like that now, but it's in progress. I'll post it when it's done.
I feel sick now... :'(
It is only chess.......

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Originally posted by Redmike
It is only chess.......
If so why is this bad feeling so strong. Kinda like a hole through your belly... When I think about it I see it's just to big of a feeling to have due to only chess, but i can't help it either...

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Originally posted by ih8sens
I guess people have different opinions on this, but missing a forced win and going on to lose has gotta be the worst. I'm playing one game like that now, but it's in progress. I'll post it when it's done.
I feel sick now... :'(
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger..Hopefully you learned a lesson from that game

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Originally posted by ih8sens
I guess people have different opinions on this, but missing a forced win and going on to lose has gotta be the worst. I'm playing one game like that now, but it's in progress. I'll post it when it's done.
I feel sick now... :'(
Wanting to stab your eyes out with your toes when you blunder, is an important feeling for chess improvement. I think that's why a lot of people on the internet don't improve, or aren't as sharp OTB as on the internet: when you lose a game here, another one is just a click away, so what does it matter. If you can generate real passion for this form of play, it's a great sign.

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Originally posted by TommyC
Wanting to stab your eyes out with your toes when you blunder, is an important feeling for chess improvement. I think that's why a lot of people on the internet don't improve, or aren't as sharp OTB as on the internet: when you lose a game here, another one is just a click away, so what does it matter. If you can generate real passion for this form of play, it's a great sign.
well thankyou, but i'll do it again next time i'm sure.

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I get that upset feeling too and it's so much worse to blunder when playing OTB. You have to deal with your own thoughts, comments from your opponents, spectators, etc. This can really make someone feel depressed after having spent so much time and mental energy on a given game just to throw it away with a blunder or two. I guess this is good in the end, because you can use these harsh feelings to be focused for the next game to make sure you don't commit the same mistakes.

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ok here's the game... it just finished.

I almost saved it too... tried so hard for perpetual check but he kept his focus.

Game 3308626
Enjoy.

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Originally posted by ih8sens
ok here's the game... it just finished.

I almost saved it too... tried so hard for perpetual check but he kept his focus.

Game 3308626
Enjoy.
What was the line for the forced win...?

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Originally posted by 93confirmed
What was the line for the forced win...?
Move 28. Rb4.

Edit: that should actually be analyzed with fritz.. i may be wrong.

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Originally posted by ih8sens
Move 28. Rb4.

Edit: that should actually be analyzed with fritz.. i may be wrong.
12 Ba6 should have been Ba3. I think that would win you the game.

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Originally posted by adam warlock
12 Ba6 should have been Ba3. I think that would win you the game.
WOW.. i never even saw that. i think that's a won game from that position wow

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Originally posted by ih8sens
Move 28. Rb4.

Edit: that should actually be analyzed with fritz.. i may be wrong.
Actually you threw away a roughly equal position on move 18, from there on you are dead lost.

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Originally posted by omulcusobolani
Actually you threw away a roughly equal position on move 18, from there on you are dead lost.
I forgot that he could take the rook with his pawn.. i was assuming the knight would take, and then i had a won game.

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Originally posted by adam warlock
12 Ba6 should have been Ba3. I think that would win you the game.
And what do you plan to do after 13Qc3?