Game 5:
Same double queen attack:
https://www.chess.com/4-player-chess?g=1983384-23
Game1:
Why in earth did you give your B for the N on move4? 6Bc6 ugly mistake 6Bd7 prevents the mate and saved your B. 9d10 very bad 9 Nc9 to prevent the mate is much better.
Game2:
Why give away your B on move 6? Why take the pawn from your opposite on move 8?
Game3:
Your opposite maade an ugly mistake(3i12) after that you decide to sac your B on move 5 which is a very bad move. And yes they cooperate together but thats one of the strategies in FFA( if opposite dies first you lose in general).
Game4:
This is just a basic mate. You should change your playstyle to avoid these mates.
Game5:
6i11 very stupid move, you could prevent the mate with 6 Nl6.
Idk where you are talking about, it looks like you are overrated at 1640.
All above mentioned games are 1m + 1s increment. My 1m+15d has nothing to do with the speed games there.
I expected that someone who has a regular FFA rating of 1640 understand the basics even though it is bullet.
Game1:
Why in earth did you give your B for the N on move4? 6Bc6 ugly mistake 6Bd7 prevents the mate and saved your B. 9d10 very bad 9 Nc9 to prevent the mate is much better.
Game2:
Why give away your B on move 6? Why take the pawn from your opposite on move 8?
Game3:
Your opposite maade an ugly mistake(3i12) after that you decide to sac your B on move 5 which is a very bad move. And yes they cooperate together but thats one of the strategies in FFA( if opposite dies first you lose in general).
Game4:
This is just a basic mate. You should change your playstyle to avoid these mates.
Game5:
6i11 very stupid move, you could prevent the mate with 6 Nl6.
Game 1 - speculating that the next player would premove (as it actually happened). 6BC6 is not an ugly mistake since I don't consider red and yellow as a team at that moment. Move 9 is a mistake but I thought that red and yellow gave up teaming.
Game 2 - pure mistake
Game 3 - not well thought but still an interesting challenge for blue - save the bishop or save the rook. Still, there is nothing like the blue queen move!
Game 4 - basic or not, this is a FFA. The obviously played a team strategy here which I could not prevent. The yellow queen on this square is (normally) a pure gift for red.
Game 5 - maybe it is, but i NEVER play in Teams mode so my expectations don't include such moves.
Game1:
Why in earth did you give your B for the N on move4? 6Bc6 ugly mistake 6Bd7 prevents the mate and saved your B. 9d10 very bad 9 Nc9 to prevent the mate is much better.
Game2:
Why give away your B on move 6? Why take the pawn from your opposite on move 8?
Game3:
Your opposite maade an ugly mistake(3i12) after that you decide to sac your B on move 5 which is a very bad move. And yes they cooperate together but thats one of the strategies in FFA( if opposite dies first you lose in general).
Game4:
This is just a basic mate. You should change your playstyle to avoid these mates.
Game5:
6i11 very stupid move, you could prevent the mate with 6 Nl6.
Game 1 - speculating that the next player would premove (as it actually happened). 6BC6 is not an ugly mistake since I don't consider red and yellow as a team at that moment. Move 9 is a mistake but I thought that red and yellow gave up teaming.
Game 2 - pure mistake
Game 3 - not well thought but still an interesting challenge for blue - save the bishop or save the rook. Still, there is nothing like the blue queen move!
Game 4 - basic or not, this is a FFA. The obviously played a team strategy here which I could not prevent. The yellow queen on this square is (normally) a pure gift for red.
Game 5 - maybe it is, but i NEVER play in Teams mode so my expectations don't include such moves.
Game1:
6Bc6 is for sure an ugly mistake because you Always have to look at possibilities of teaming(And you must know that yellow is a team player, that i am a team player, that some player is a traitor and so on.
Im happy that you admit that move 9 is a mistake, it is a bigger mistake to think that someone gives up teaming if they have tried it before in the game( or in previous games).
Game2:
I hope that you mean 8Bxg7, yes that was worser then giving away your B.
Game3:
Maybe not but blue checked yellow( on move 11) to let him lose his B, so you can expect teaming.
Game4:
Maybe it is a "free" gift but by taking the q the winning chance decrease dramatically.
Game5:
Maybe you should play in teammode as well to learn these kind of mates.
If you want more tips then unblock me.
Admins: clearly explain what teaming is considered in FFA
4pc players: hElP sOmE pEoPlE tEaMeD oN mE
Dont think teaming its a opposite strategy but in 2nd game i am your opposite player and i am trying my best to protact you.but you cannot coordinate with me.
Do you see the same pattern recently? It is all about the blitz/bullet games.
Game 1:
1-st attempt
https://www.chess.com/4-player-chess?g=1982869-22
2-nd attempt after I was rescued by the opposite player:
https://www.chess.com/4-player-chess?g=1982869-32
Game 2:
Same guys as in games 1 and 3 though playing relatively fair.
https://www.chess.com/4-player-chess?g=1982875
Game 3:
No fair player would play this move:
https://www.chess.com/4-player-chess?g=1982887-45
The rest confirms the situation.
Game 4:
New guys, same ugly style:
Yellow plays a move that obviously intends a double queen mate
https://www.chess.com/4-player-chess?g=1982919-22