Hey,
I think I haven't played that long of a game with so few mistakes (according to analysis) before. Nothing special, but it just felt good to look at the analysis after the game and see that I was able to inch myself an advantage step by step, going into the end game. I'm a bit bitter that all that effort was ruined by one nasty blunder on move 39 where I just gave away my passed pawn, that I should have been able to promote. Followed by another blunder on move 41, probably just out of frustration (or some weird logic that I can reach black's pawns after that rook trade).
Fortunately black also blundered by doubling up his pawns and I was able to convert it to draw by repetition, although I felt like I lost.
I think I haven't played that long of a game with so few mistakes (according to analysis) before. Nothing special, but it just felt good to look at the analysis after the game and see that I was able to inch myself an advantage step by step, going into the end game. I'm a bit bitter that all that effort was ruined by one nasty blunder on move 39 where I just gave away my passed pawn, that I should have been able to promote. Followed by another blunder on move 41, probably just out of frustration (or some weird logic that I can reach black's pawns after that rook trade).
Fortunately black also blundered by doubling up his pawns and I was able to convert it to draw by repetition, although I felt like I lost.