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https://lichess.org/owfguvZe/white#31 of course my opponent didn't play the best game but it does allow some beauty to share :p

@SynapticSentinel tpr is right instead of taking the e4 pawn black has NH5 winning material. It's may be not such a trivial win for black from that position but that point is NB5 cost more than a pawn…

@Sarg0n i'm not CK player at all. i played it a few months when starting chess and that's it.... I must say i'm impressed by the move f5. i don't think i would ever come with such a move. from all the…

@MrPushwood this is some kind of disease. i mean players often think there's a way to refute opponent's play when one doesn't obey to the chess fundamentals. i was actually quite affected by that earl…

i'll add. in such positions don't give your black bishop even for a rook. it's an ok move don't get me wrong but in a way it's asking for troubles because your opponent has many pieces pointing at you…

right here is what i think of it your opening is rather suspicious... c6 isn't my cup of tea but all right Qc7 i don't like because one day a rook will land on C1 pawns will get exchanged in the cente…

there's no most important opening to study. you need to get something for 1...e5 1...c5 1...e6 1...c6 ( add d6-NF6 and d5 if you have the time) given what your level is ( i don't presume anything just…

@RamblinDave quite true, computers are really good at that Thing is it's quite often disgusting to see the line which could have saved you. i mean those computer lines are sometimes just near impossib…

@SmurfAccount1122 it can make sense if you develop your pieces and have some control on the center ( directly or not) the way you do it is just suicide. your opponent had a winning position out of the…

@ryan121 well said though i wouldn't always accept sacrifice... i'll add that a position will only give its maximum potential to you if you truely believe in it. Resilience is key in chess really. oth…