Community Blog Discussions - What really decides games at the USCF 1900 level#30 @dboing said in #28: > is there not another way. to reduce the relative proportion or mere number of good enough moves left, slowly, without relying on material threat emergency possible acting with t… | lecw ![]() |
Community Blog Discussions - What really decides games at the USCF 1900 level#17 @IgorKarkaroff03 said in #16: > What is USCF compared to FIDE rating? I'm 2000 fide and I don't make such blunders Seems +50/+100 compared to fide, so we're talking about 18xx FIDE range here - sounds… | lecw ![]() |
Community Blog Discussions - What really decides games at the USCF 1900 level#10 @vlad4719 said in #8: > why people with rating 2000+ blundering bishops and 1200+ played with 95+ accuracy?!(USFC rating) Also you force people into making more mistakes by being aggressive towards th… | lecw ![]() |
Community Blog Discussions - What really decides games at the USCF 1900 level#5 Words to live by, I tell this to anyone who listens and who's in a place to learn from me. For most of my chess life I've been relatively weak at most endgames, positional concepts, openings, everythi… | lecw ![]() |
Community Blog Discussions - Candidates Round 3: A Peaceful Round and Two Sibling Victories#3 @Lichess Minor error in the text ? The last sentence of the Open section commentary reads > Some players have continued to drop; [...] also Nakamura, given his draw with the white pieces against a pla… | lecw ![]() |
Community Blog Discussions - Candidates Round 1: 4 Draws in Open, While Zhongyi Draws Blood#7 Loved the in-game commentary :D Should we praise lovlas for it ? | lecw ![]() |
Community Blog Discussions - Opportunism#9 @Toadofsky said in #8: > A few times, but never seriously enough. Eventually I discovered shogi and lost interest in competitive chess, despite knowing quite a bit about it at an amateur level. This g… | lecw ![]() |
Community Blog Discussions - Opportunism#4 @dboing those fluffy terms make some sense to me, I can try to explain and others may differ. A position is "understood" when one can "recognize" it quickly, and determine a good plan for it, possibly… | lecw ![]() |
Lichess Feedback - Off topic spam#26 @cFlour I feel like we need your expert opinion on the crêpes vs pancakes question. Or are you biased in favor of cRêpes ? | lecw ![]() |
Community Blog Discussions - Tournament Formats in Professional Chess#5 This is great | lecw ![]() |
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