Your experience in chess

[Chessleader]

"Welcome Members"

As we all know, each of us vary from beginners to experts in the game,
& we always wonder what are the the factors that makes a player a beginner or an expert, let me highlight the most significant factors,

1) your ability to think in your opponents time.
2) your mind by nature.
3) how bad you consider the game important to you?
4) the enrollments in tournements and training lessons.
ect..

As a summary, we can simply say your experience in the game..
as of me, i consider my experience as moderate ,
i tend to think in my opponents time, my mind is ok, i consider the game important for me it makes me think & evaluate in a better manners,
i'v tried to enroll in tournement in the country & online as much as i can & got much of an experience from it.

so let us see what's your experince in the game?
best regards,

[Arrogant-One]

Originally Posted by Chessleader

"Welcome Members"

As we all know, each of us vary from beginners to experts in the game,
& we always wonder what are the the factors that makes a player a beginner or an expert, let me highlight the most significant factors,

1) your ability to think in your opponents time.
2) your mind by nature.
3) how bad you consider the game important to you?
4) the enrollments in tournements and training lessons.
ect..

As a summary, we can simply say your experience in the game..
as of me, i consider my experience as moderate ,
i tend to think in my opponents time, my mind is ok, i consider the game important for me it makes me think & evaluate in a better manners,
i'v tried to enroll in tournement in the country & online as much as i can & got much of an experience from it.

so let us see what's your experince in the game?
best regards,

My problem is that I often reach a winning position but then for some silly reason make one rash move and completely throw the game away.

[Q Smith]

With chess, you have to concentrate on every move - one slip of concentration can cost you the game.

[Chessleader]

Originally Posted by Q Smith

With chess, you have to concentrate on every move - one slip of concentration can cost you the game.

That is a point not to forget while playing the game if you want to be improving

[Antichrist]

I concentrate on every move but I never bother to look at the captured pieces.

That's what caused the problem in my game last week, where my opponent promoted to a queen of my colour - thanks for the free queen

[Q Smith]

That was generous...

Yesterday I played Hugh Jarrs in a friendly game. The game went 1.e4 e6 2.Bc4 b6 3.Qf3 Bb7 4.Be6 Nc6 5.Qf7 mate.

Bullet, by the way.

[Antichrist]

Nice and abrupt finish!

Bullet is good for those sorts of tricks - another popular one is 1.d4 g6 2.Bh6 Bg7 3.Bg7. Once I actually meant to premove 2...Bg7 and premoved 2...Bh6 by accident; before I could correct it my bishop captured the other bishop on h6!