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Keith F posted an update
Don't ever quit
Past few games I’ve punished myself by resigning every time I blundered a piece. Realizing that’s immature I decided to start thinking again. 4th win in a row is below and I wanted so bad to quit but suddenly turned it around. Good game to my opponent.
Check out this #chess game: armyguy63b vs Attarshahel9 – https://www.chess.com/game/146249301870
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I am glad you got lucky, I always end up losing on time. It is a waste of time to keep playing a losing position in my opinion.
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@louvoodooyahoo-com good point! Bots are most useful for training to look for the best move in a losing position. There’s always a best move and I enjoy playing against bot after losing. I’ve even seen a strong player doing checkers with a computer just to improve their pawn tactics.
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I think a mistake by your opponent is always possible so definitely keep playing until it hits that tipping point where you’ve lost all your pieces.
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@ChrisCannoli yes indeed thank you
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I think unless you are just dead lost, resigning isn’t an option, at least for me. If you’re up there in elo it’s probably disrespectful not to resign. I find my opponents often get overconfident and leave themselves open to tactics after I blunder a piece.
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Just had time to review that one. Tactics baby! Nice setup for the fork!
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You turned that opening setback into a nice victory, good game!
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@K-Mo thanks! Unfortunately thinking in Nelson’s voice doesn’t help lol
Ive lost a few since.
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