Yes sometimes i do too. So i just grap a chess set and play next to the pc sometimes.....
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ye i do that sometimes aswell but it still not the same completly
I personally use a real-life analysis board to avoid this problem. I can see what is going on a lot better with a 3d view and a 2d bird's eye view. You have a chess set don't you? Use your chess set instead of the provided analysis board, and you may do a lot better.
Chessboard is the answer
Dec 10, 2007
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I do not notice a difference with seeing the board on the computer screen and on a real tournament chess board. I know many say they experience difficulty going between the two but for me it is not much of a problem.
kl yes i will take notice of comments above but interesting topic
I find it the other way round. I guess cos I read books a lot and hardly analyse with a set.
kl
Dec 13, 2007
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funny, I saw the title and thought this topic was 'thruppence/tuppence'.
('Older' Brits will understand what I mean....) ;-)
what do you mean?
Siu
has any1 found that if you play in a lot of proper tournaments outside of home at chess than when u get onto a flat screen on the computer you make more mistakes and it harder to interpret game?
i like to think of myslef as quite strong junior player but on chess.com my rating is low and i won't to be able to produce my results on the computer as I am in real life!!!!!
it strange and just wondered if any1 else had the same ideas and problem????