Post game Analysis (chess)
zugzwang 2015/06/30 07:09
zugzwang 2015/06/30 07:09
there is penalty of room to improve at chess bye analysing ur finished games..this is what the top players do to improve...by analysing own games as wel as other players games too. this idea of analysis gives birth to new concept n known as Novelty in chess lierature..
NinthElement 2015/07/01 16:17
Indeed, many sports professionals benefit from analysing replays of their matches, directly or indirectly through coaching, and in no field is this more apt than in chess. Sometimes a position can have the potential for so many possibilities, and richly deserve to be explored through analysis. That's something easily possible here as a new board can be made from any poisition.
Indeed, many sports professionals benefit from analysing replays of their matches, directly or indirectly through coaching, and in no field is this more apt than in chess. Sometimes a position can have the potential for so many possibilities, and richly deserve to be explored through analysis. That's something easily possible here as a new board can be made from any poisition.
zugzwang 2015/07/01 19:06
yeah its true and every single position in chess hs many unexplored posibilities to be explored
yeah its true and every single position in chess hs many unexplored posibilities to be explored
zugzwang 2019/04/20 07:50
I did nd improved lot from this way. I introduced a new idea in two variations , one in French milner berry vsaristion ,which was approved by my English friend GM davies, another idea was in Sicilian pelican from black side nd approved by many top ranked players nd they follows it,
I did nd improved lot from this way. I introduced a new idea in two variations , one in French milner berry vsaristion ,which was approved by my English friend GM davies, another idea was in Sicilian pelican from black side nd approved by many top ranked players nd they follows it,
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