The winner is the one who makes the second-to-last blunder. -Tartakower
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ivandh is always serious!!!
superking500 wrote:
people say carlsen only waits for his opponet to make a mistake.... lol
if it was that easy, then you can be ranked number 1 in the world.. right, all you got to do is wait for your opponet to blunder
Yes, but he is also waiting for you to blunder. The real key is outwaiting him.
you have to actively improve your position too, not just wait.
falcogrine wrote:
you have to actively improve your position too, not just wait.
WEll i consider myself happy if i only could make many moves without making my position worse.
im not sure i think you could become GM by managing to not make your position worse.
People say lots of things.
TetsuoShima wrote:
falcogrine wrote:
you have to actively improve your position too, not just wait.
WEll i consider myself happy if i only could make many moves without making my position worse.
me too! but at the GM level, passive play gets punished
better still wait for your opponent to die!
Apr 8, 2013
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I don't see how that is an insult. The mistakes people make at his level are usually ever so slight that only a top player would even be able to notice and then take advantage.
These people who make these claims are most likely using an engine just to follow Magnus' games
Apr 8, 2013
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#12
what makes the game great is that every game is unique even with similiar openings-if we are to get better we must learn to sacrifice a piece to gain an advantage-
people say carlsen only waits for his opponet to make a mistake.... lol
if it was that easy, then you can be ranked number 1 in the world.. right, all you got to do is wait for your opponet to blunder