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So the guy I played recently played 20 or so moves of Panov attack perfectly then quickly collapsed when out of book in what should be easy draw endgame. Back in a day some 20 years ago when I played chess actively this was uncommon even for 2000 ELO players. Is this theoretical stuff today normal with 1600-1700 rated players?
Crazy stuff.

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So the guy I played recently played 20 or so moves of Panov attack perfectly then quickly collapsed when out of book in what should be easy draw endgame. Back in a day some 20 years ago when I played chess actively this was uncommon even for 2000 ELO players. Is this theoretical stuff today normal with 1600-1700 rated players? Crazy stuff. https://lichess.org/HbmVMpXK/black#0

he hung a piece

@MrPushwood said in #2:

he hung a piece
Sure, it puzzles me how player who make such a stupid blunders in 15+15 game knows his stuff up to move 20 perfectly. That was all theory. And he was thinking for like 3 mins on move 2 so he chose this line, there is zero chance he played it randomly.

@MrPushwood said in #2: > he hung a piece Sure, it puzzles me how player who make such a stupid blunders in 15+15 game knows his stuff up to move 20 perfectly. That was all theory. And he was thinking for like 3 mins on move 2 so he chose this line, there is zero chance he played it randomly.

Akbar2thegreat

#4

White just blundered a piece and never got chance to recover.

Astosh

#5

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Thanks to the free content on YouTube 1.)chessfactor team 2.) Gotham 3.)Jonathan schanz 4.)Miodrag perunovic 5.) hanging pawns Etc etc. But the freeee free availability to holds a downside.!

Astosh

#6

I too had a draw in this line when checking it came to me!!!

Nisko1234

#7

@SvarunPogani said in #3:

Sure, it puzzles me how player who make such a stupid blunders in 15+15 game knows his stuff up to move 20 perfectly. That was all theory. And he was thinking for like 3 mins on move 2 so he chose this line, there is zero chance he played it randomly.

Some people have a great memory and a poor calculation ability.

It can also be psychological - he holds to the opening so much, that the very moment that he's out of it, he's afraid. - he doesn't know what to do in general maybe.

@SvarunPogani said in #3: > Sure, it puzzles me how player who make such a stupid blunders in 15+15 game knows his stuff up to move 20 perfectly. That was all theory. And he was thinking for like 3 mins on move 2 so he chose this line, there is zero chance he played it randomly. Some people have a great memory and a poor calculation ability. It can also be psychological - he holds to the opening so much, that the very moment that he's out of it, he's afraid. - he doesn't know what to do in general maybe.