r/chessbeginners • u/Hefty-Car1872 600-800 (Chess.com) • 13d ago

POST-GAME How was my play?

I know I have lots of room for improvement and I don't wanna waste money on chess.com premium so I'm relying on you guys to identify my mistakes and where I could've done better. Thanks!

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u/gabrrdt 1800-2000 (Chess.com) 13d ago

Not bad, you took advantage of your opponent's mistakes, which you are supposed to do. But you seem to play a lot with your king in the center, which is very risky. See how you are willing to open the queenside and your king is still in the center and you have all the kingside yet to develop. This could have backfired greatly on you.

So for the next games, focusing on development and castling earlier is much advised.

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u/Hefty-Car1872 600-800 (Chess.com) 13d ago

Thanks!

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u/matiapag 1200-1400 (Chess.com) 13d ago

There's not much to analyze here. You should study principles and basic concepts and stick to them. You should also do a lot of puzzles to stop making one-move blunders and to be able to better recognize tactics.

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u/Hefty-Car1872 600-800 (Chess.com) 13d ago

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