| Game analysis - When time means everything#3 @tpr Nf7#.Sure. What I meant to point out by posting this game is how funny it is sometimes that one of the players has come to a strikingly winning position (e.g. checkmate in one move) but the game … | ABC90 |
| Game analysis - When time means everything#1 https://lichess.org/JvCUwuUwjeA3 | ABC90 |
| General Chess Discussion - A couple of days of chess#2 Playing chess is always a demanding task and playing good chess for several hours in a row would be a challenge even for a chess master. Very long sessions naturally cause your rating to fluctuate, as… | ABC90 |
| General Chess Discussion - RESET of particular time control rating wise?#7 @TusharKamde Don't feel bad at all! First, you never really know who your opponent is, everything you know is their rating, which is not a complete source of information about their playing strength. … | ABC90 |
| General Chess Discussion - RESET of particular time control rating wise?#5 @TusharKamde You must be joking! Your current ratings prove that. 1967 (bullet) 2126 (blitz) .. And it's not worth the while to write down the complete list. | ABC90 |
| General Chess Discussion - RESET of particular time control rating wise?#2 That's a very strange feature request! Why would you want to reset your data in the first place? | ABC90 |
| General Chess Discussion - When someone insults you !!#4 @hinakosama The best way to deal with people who show no respect for their opponents is to ignore them. If being insulted also makes you feel angry, as it is quite natural, and causes you to be less c… | ABC90 |
| General Chess Discussion - Learning from Masters#3 An inconsistent performance may not be that meaningful as it can depend on a variety of factors that include your physical as well as psychological conditions which are extremely influential on our hu… | ABC90 |
| Game analysis - Fun game#2 An interesting game indeed, as it reminds everyone to be watchful from the very beginning. You gained a considerable advantage when you pushed the d-pawn as far as d6, it forced your opponent into an … | ABC90 |
| Game analysis - Checkmate - 14 moves (Zukertort Opening)#2 I'm not sure if you chose one of the most aggressive openings for white. It's certainly one of most flexible openings that can be adopted, allowing the player to transpose the game into several other … | ABC90 |
| Next |
|---|