An example of how now matter how winning you are, you can still lose to blunders

Yeah, I was thinking exactly this while I was hours into a concentration meditation session. It all became clear to me. If you want to stop blundering, you just have to stop blundering. If you can do that, you'll find yourself winning more frequently.

go away troll. i despise your kind, filthy elo 1600 peasant,

Sorry about having 2 threads on the same topic. I don't think there's an easy way around blundering unfortunately. I guess the solution is something like "take more time to think" which is why a lot of people recommend playing long time controls until you reach a certain rating.

@SelflessGiver "filty elo 1600 peasant"
>>has a blitz rating of 800
>>has a blitz rating in the first percentile

lmao i am talking about rapid elo, the only time i played blitz was when i was drunk

I've played the bong cloud opening in a third of my games, and I can't imagine dropping all the way down to 800 in any time control

again, i was drunk to death that day. i was playing the first move that came to my mind, like playing ultrabullet.