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You have -53 during these three days, I still have -45 for today by time of writing. Feels like every time I come back to 1950 and want to improve further, I lose three in a row and another tilt is on the way

I can try to help you

In what way?

I already helped myself last night before going to win. Finished at 1am with +9=1-1. Reduced t...

well idk but sometimes i go through what you are going through

@Cedur216 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/yRLXOS3m) > > > You have -53 during these three days, I still have -45 for today by time of writing. Feels like every time I come back to 1950 and want to improve further, I lose three in a row and another tilt is on the way > > > > I can try to help you > > In what way? > > I already helped myself last night before going to win. Finished at 1am with +9=1-1. Reduced t... well idk but sometimes i go through what you are going through

CSKA_Moscou

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@Cedur216 in the first game, the f file was open and your rook was already placed, but the Knight sac and the exchange led to a losing endgame for white.

The second game was more tricky, I could have lost it myself. Black managed to have a strong center. Bxf5 isn't a good idea, since you had a strong light squares bishop. Bf6 looks better for an exchange, then Re1 to put pressure on the e pawn.

In my opinion, the thing is that you thought you attacked, while on the contrary, you tried more to defend (game 2) or to make exchange that are not advantageous for you (both game). If I can give one advice, it's to not rush towards an endgame, and in blitz, instead of fighting for the queenside, to try to attack the castling and the diagonal.

@Cedur216 in the first game, the f file was open and your rook was already placed, but the Knight sac and the exchange led to a losing endgame for white. The second game was more tricky, I could have lost it myself. Black managed to have a strong center. Bxf5 isn't a good idea, since you had a strong light squares bishop. Bf6 looks better for an exchange, then Re1 to put pressure on the e pawn. In my opinion, the thing is that you thought you attacked, while on the contrary, you tried more to defend (game 2) or to make exchange that are not advantageous for you (both game). If I can give one advice, it's to not rush towards an endgame, and in blitz, instead of fighting for the queenside, to try to attack the castling and the diagonal.