a blunder is a blinder. it is a great mistake, amistake is perhaps not making your best move,blunder and mistakes leads one to losing a game.it is very costly to make erratic moves. i am just wondering how a mistake that is commited may also lead to untested grounds s quares for further exploitation, trial and error also has its benefit to learning perfection.,and improving ones skill of handling chess pieces.
a blunder is a blinder
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Aug 19, 2011
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Well my friend, lets look at it this way, there are people that work on tall buildings, (skyscrapers). if they make a mistake, it will be there last because they will be no more! But if you or I make a mistake (playing chess), well we can laugh it off or be upset, either way nothing that cannot be forgiven, and we will be fortunate enough to see another sunrise & sunset.....
Benju13 wrote:i am just wondering how a mistake that is commited may also lead to untested grounds s quares for further exploitation, trial and error also has its benefit to learning perfection...
Yes, test it in a low risk environment (chessdotcom is a low risk environment, is it not?).
When I have to choose between 2 move options, the first option is safe and solid while the second option could easily be wrong, simply by knowing that it is not a common way a GM handle such position (from studying of openings and GM games), but then there is a question: what could be the problem of choosing the second option? Try it and learn from it (Using engine is a less risk option, but the chance to know is right there in front of your eyes)