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SamKORchess

Guys just see this chess game and tell me in what aspect I need improvement in. Any type of feedback helps  

SamKORchess

I played black but you can see from any side you want to see

SamKORchess
borovicka75

You should accept suspicious gambits (2…dxe4 instead of c6), you should not block your central pawns (3…dxe4 instead of Be6), you should not exchange your bishop for opponents knight simoultaneously developing opponents queen (10…e6 instead of Bxf3), you should not give up pawns for nothing (14…Nf6 instead of 0-0-0), but overall very well played game for 700.

kingAJ1235

Very good game

SamKORchess
borovicka75 wrote:

You should accept suspicious gambits (2…dxe4 instead of c6), you should not block your central pawns (3…dxe4 instead of Be6), you should not exchange your bishop for opponents knight simoultaneously developing opponents queen (10…e6 instead of Bxf3), you should not give up pawns for nothing (14…Nf6 instead of 0-0-0), but overall very well played game for 700.

Thanks a lot!

bigD521

100% free, as many times you wish, take your games and replay them using the self-analysis feature. Play out each move, see if you agree with what was played, and then see what the engine shows should have been played. If the engine shows something different, then try to see if you can tell why. If not then make the moves on the line until it becomes clear. Also explore other moves that that you think looks good/possible while doing this. In addition, also figure out why the move you played does not work by seeing the line the engine shows against it. The greater the effort you put into thinking and understanding why something does and does not work gives you a far better understanding that will stay with you longer and better insight, than on move x this should be played.