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https://lichess.org/WmF4ga5BcU9w It had a pretty unusual time control, we both made quite a few mistakes but it features a nice attack that seems at first glance like it came out of nowhere and also a…

A difficult endgame for white, which he got to by misplaying the opening really badly, but he definitely didn't defend it all that well, passive king and knight moves were the name of his game for the…

All the good opening suggestions have already been made.. I'd like to give a friendly suggestion to you though; do what I did when I was about 13 - drop the hyperaggresive style and start learning how…

https://lichess.org/yNaCDmuG/black After analyzing this game I found that a lot of the critical moves were mostly "finesse" moves, meaning small points of precision that can yield massive results, mos…

@chanakam2000 Rae8 seemed natural to enough to me, playing in Marshall attack style, but the engine does indeed suggest f5 instead, so it was objectively better. @tpr Yeah well the opposite colour bis…

https://lichess.org/957Oyw3sCTPw So I just played this game, I thought it was really interesting and complicated so I wanted to share it with the game analysis community! Feel free to leave any commen…

If you seek solidity, the Caro-Kann (1.c6) and 1.e5 are both excellent choices from which you can steer the game into quiet waters most of the time, but achieving this consistently requires tremendous…

Thanks man, yes, Nb6 was a tempting option for sure..

First of all, I have to agree with your comments on the opening play.The idea of 11.Bg5 was quite simple and classical - the position is closed, so swapping a bishop for a knight should be a sound ide…

https://lichess.org/9002Rh2afTzx This game was a complete mess, starting from a closed structure, but the endgame got extremely complicated and unclear, ending with (what I think was ) a nice piece of…