Can someone give me tips based off of this game?

https://www.chess.com/game/live/140088065509

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Based on this game, my only suggestion would be that when you develop your pieces in the opening, make sure that your opponent doesn't gain tempo by attacking them. Your opponent missed a couple of chances to try to make up for his lost piece by gaining tempo, though you would still have the advantage. I don't have much else to elaborate on because the game was relatively short and it was completely controlled by you.

So controlling the game is important?

There really isn't much to work with here because your opponent blundered a piece and didn't attack you very well. If you would paste another game of yours, I would be happy to help you analyze it.

If I linked it right, here is another game! https://www.chess.com/game/live/137860372622

1st game - When Knights are involved perhaps start spending time looking for these things. Did the move of the Knight allow a blocked piece to come into play? Did the Knight move allow another piece to be moved to form pressure/an attack with the knight? What squares does the knight control? Where can the knight move to on at least the next move, if two moves?

11 Nf6+ Puts the King in check but also controls d7. The king can only move to d8 or e7 which are both dark squares. You have a dark square bishop which lines up with d8 and e7 which means moving the knight exposes the King to a discovered check. Where can you move the knight, and what squares will the knight control? Nd5 creates a discovered check with the Knight controlling the e7 and c7 squares and a Queen is on c7........you win a Queen! After 11. ...Ke7 you had 25 seconds more time than your opponent and 9 minutes and 15 seconds on the clock to see if there was a better move than what you played.

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Okay, here we go:

Please note that I am only speaking about the second game.

First of all, you would highly recommend that you work on your 1.e4 openings. In chess, we say deviated, but it's just a fancy word that means you just played a move that isn't a part of the opening. On move 5. you deviate and played e5, which wasn't terrible, but it led to a messier position that required some unnecessary dynamics. If you didn't do this, you probably wouldn't have made the same blunders, so, like I said, you should work on your openings.

I would also recommend you work on your tactics. Solve 20 puzzles a day and shoot to get most of them right. Take as long as you need to find the answer, even if it takes 10 minutes. You missed your opponents tactic of playing cxb2 on the 9th moves instead of cxd2 (what they played). Tactics are important not only for you, but for your opponent, and you need to be able to spot them. Granted they didn't find it, but you will get opponents that will.

Additionally, before each move you make, you need to think: Does this blunder anything? On move 14 you completely blundered your knight, which could have easily been avoided if you thought about it. I would suggest you search on google: "Chess pre-move check list."

I hope these insights were helpful! You can privately message me with more games to review if you would like.