I would ask what is my bigger weakness, but I have selected my best games.
To look for your biggest weakness, select your worst games, not your best games.
It must be Carlsen style.
You play like a mix between naroditzky and bardeleben @AcabaComigo
@AcabaComigo actually i just saw that you posted a bullet game, this ego to show a bullet game, thinking it resembles a gm game. You sure have what it takes to become gm.
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@Rankrotten Grinder - 100% positional - Anatoly Karpov is a grinder.
Go to sites like chessgames.com and 365chess.com
Look up your favourite openings and make 3 lists of about 10-15 international players each who use those openings a lot (with white, with black against e4, with black against d4)
Next, look for names that appear on the 3 lists and download some of their games.
See if you like their style. If you do, you have a match.
This takes some time, and you shouldn't limit yourself to the games played by that GM.
But finding this person can be a great motivator to start studying GM games.
For me personally, it was/is Aleksey Dreev.
Look up your favourite openings and make 3 lists of about 10-15 international players each who use those openings a lot (with white, with black against e4, with black against d4)
Next, look for names that appear on the 3 lists and download some of their games.
See if you like their style. If you do, you have a match.
This takes some time, and you shouldn't limit yourself to the games played by that GM.
But finding this person can be a great motivator to start studying GM games.
For me personally, it was/is Aleksey Dreev.
@vhsbabo what is particular about dreev his style?
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