Simple Analysis of a User's Game — Game #2

Hello everyone, my name is Jonathan, and I'm rated 2098 in Chess.com Rapid. Today I'm going to publish my annotations on a game a user wanted me to analyze.

There are 3 main takeaways from this game:

1. When playing the opening stage, you need to develop your pieces and get your King castled.

2. You need to practice 1 half-move hanging piece tactics. (Obviously, a move is where White and Black make one move. For example, 1. e4 e5. Think of a half-move as a move divided by 2. So instead of it being 1 White move and 1 Black move, it can either be 1 White move OR 1 black move.) The best way to practice these tactics is making a list of them, along with the correct move for each one. You can do this by creating your own and/or finding them.

3. Practice visualizing.

This is what a simple analysis can look like. Imagine what you could get if I analyzed it a lot deeper. For only $10 per game, you can get a deeply analyzed game (along with more advice on how to increase your rating). Go to my Chess.com profile for more details. If anyone (including the person whose game I analyzed, of course) has any further questions, make a comment or contact me at pawntoking377@gmail.com.

(To the user whose game I analyzed, I know you're not interested in paying anything. I'm just talking to everyone else.)

Unfortunately, Lichess's diagram feature doesn't separate text. That's why certain parts of the diagram clunk big parts of text together. If you want to see the text more organized, you'll have to copy the Lichess study link in my Chess.com blog (you can find the link at the very bottom), because if I paste the link here, it will show another diagram.

Hope this article helped!

Update (as of February 17): I am no longer doing deep analyses of games for $10. If you want deeper analysis of your games, you'll have to become a student of mine. More details here: https://www.chess.com/member/pawntoking37