Piano, you don't suck you're GOOD. And you're the fanciest guy I know to boot :3 <3's
I take it you haven't been feeling like playing too many games fur a while? Is you being on a losing streak why? Mmmaybe it will help you out to beat my fancy tail again, you know how bad I am. But my head's been out of the game fur a while too so mmmaybe if we take it easy and just go say 5 to 7 days purr move?
Alright, I suck at chess, but it gets worse. Today I decided to play a 10 minute game for once. We got to a position that I had a 2 pawn advantage. The game makes me wonder when does a move goes from neutral, to bad, to a blunder. Obviously dropping a piece is a blunder, but how about something that is technically equal? I'll start where they started dropping pawns.
Looking at this position, white is clearly 2 pawns ahead. It's doubled pawns, though. The board is very open, so there are a lot of potential checks. At this speed, I expect to draw. Black then plays a move that actually doesn't lose material, but makes the ending so simple that I spend less than a minute of my time to win. The move? 25... Qe6+.
This seemingly equal move made the game so simple that all chances of drawing through annoying checks and winning by time were out of the question. Therefore, does it count as a blunder?
Here is the rest of the game:
Easy.