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How to lose a game you have already won — a tutorial #Montyroadto2000sperem
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Montemagno documents five games in his chess learning project after several lessons with coach Piscopo. He alternates the Caro-Kann, a gambit suggested by his coach and the Jobava, discussing piece development, king safety and middlegame difficulties. Three wins, including a fortunate escape, precede two frustrating defeats. The recurring challenge is to interrupt automatic moves without using up all the time available.
Key points
- Exercises improve awareness, but transferring it to games remains difficult.
- Initial development gives way to uncertainty over plans and middlegame calculation.
- Automatic mistakes and time management matter beyond the final result alone.
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