I know the puzzles are generated algorithmically from player games, but I never see them being taken from low elo games (I think the lowest I ever saw was 1700 but almost always much higher).
My question is, does Lichess intentionally filter out low elo games from the puzzle generating algorithm? I'm a low elo player and would like to see puzzles made from my games :)
Yes. Thibaut said lower rated player's games have much randomly placed pieces here and there.
As puzzles are kind of pattern recognition training, it is less useful to learn from random patterns.
More useful to learn formal games patterns and reapply back in formal games.
Good to know, guess I have to git gud before my puzzles show up.
check out my profile, click on studies, "First Puzzle Study". see if you can find solution for first chapter (i didnt in game).
very beatiful imo, but since i was already about -2 the computer would be like: anythings winning anyways and its true for higher rated opponents they have trained visualization and thus dont blunder around every corner like lower rated players. they wouldnt even get to that position and if they did they would immediately see the forcing moves.
im sad i havent saved a similar situation where i thought i was dying really hard soon to be mated but then could just give intermediate check with queenside B into 0-0-0 with check but at that time i had even less idea on how to make a study than now :D
https://lichess.org/Jx5e5hwe5CUr
This my game look good enough for a puzzle. I have so many good games rated 1600+ but no puzzle yet.
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