"I don't analysis bullet"
Then why do you expect us to do it for you?
Then why do you expect us to do it for you?
@SaNyob Stockfish is there to give you feedback on your tactical errors. Doing puzzles in the lichess tactics trainer should be able to help you with that. From a strategic standpoint, I noticed a few things that you can make note of if you want to improve in that sense.
1) With regards to piece development and building your center, you seemed to do a good job. Ignoring the fact that you hung material, you want to aim to do this in all of your games.
2) Your h4-h5 push, is both good and bad. The idea to attack the kingside is correct there, but the execution is flawed. Better would be to focus on e6 as a potential sacrifice opportunity. You have an isolated pawn, which is a very easy target in this position, so you have to build up your position more before you can attempt to put pressure on your opponent again.
3) A common question that would help you at all stages of the game pertains to when your opponent makes a move. You want to ask yourself what they are threatening and defend it accordingly. For example, move 25, you want to defend the b2 pawn, as otherwise the black queen has easy entry into your position.
4) Rd7 is very strong! When you have the opportunity, you want to see how you can occupy the 7th rank with your rook.
Provided this is a bullet game, obviously there will be mistakes. A good general tip for analyzing games (especially if you don't have time) is to see if there are any aspects of the game that gave you trouble. Usually that means double checking the opening and focusing on 1-2 strategic themes. But honestly, working on tactics will help you improve the most.
1) With regards to piece development and building your center, you seemed to do a good job. Ignoring the fact that you hung material, you want to aim to do this in all of your games.
2) Your h4-h5 push, is both good and bad. The idea to attack the kingside is correct there, but the execution is flawed. Better would be to focus on e6 as a potential sacrifice opportunity. You have an isolated pawn, which is a very easy target in this position, so you have to build up your position more before you can attempt to put pressure on your opponent again.
3) A common question that would help you at all stages of the game pertains to when your opponent makes a move. You want to ask yourself what they are threatening and defend it accordingly. For example, move 25, you want to defend the b2 pawn, as otherwise the black queen has easy entry into your position.
4) Rd7 is very strong! When you have the opportunity, you want to see how you can occupy the 7th rank with your rook.
Provided this is a bullet game, obviously there will be mistakes. A good general tip for analyzing games (especially if you don't have time) is to see if there are any aspects of the game that gave you trouble. Usually that means double checking the opening and focusing on 1-2 strategic themes. But honestly, working on tactics will help you improve the most.
Yes, thank you for help.
It is somebody 😀😂😂
From last week started that.
It is somebody 😀😂😂
From last week started that.
Becuase @MrPushwood this game I see difference.
Kf2
Kf2
Well then you should have gone for computer analysis
Well!
I did not request for stockfish analysis, it was somebody else!
I did not request for stockfish analysis, it was somebody else!
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