Felt like dancing on a knife's edge for the fun part of the game. There were two disrespect draw offers and a bit of tippy tapping at the end, but even that couldn't ruin this.
https://lichess.org/nUIiXzSy/white#0
@realZoliking said [^](/forum/redirect/post/MNwGnKUb)
> Felt like dancing on a knife's edge for the fun part of the game. There were two disrespect draw offers and a bit of tippy tapping at the end, but even that couldn't ruin this.
> https://lichess.org/nUIiXzSy/white#0
I guess you didn't accept the draw offer because either:
(1) you saw a win or wanted to win or,
(2) you are on the "never accept the draw to learn more from the game" side of chess (Ben Finegold's advice).
Other than that, the game overall is very imbalanced and there were lots of swinging between each sides back and forth.
> I guess you didn't accept the draw offer because either:
>
> (1) you saw a win or wanted to win or,
> (2) you are on the "never accept the draw to learn more from the game" side of chess (Ben Finegold's advice).
>
> Other than that, the game overall is very imbalanced and there were lots of swinging between each sides back and forth.
What are you talking about? I didn't accept the draw because I was way ahead and it was a ridiculous proposal. And this game never swung back and forth, I started with a pawn advantage and it went up from there.
@ManWithoutIdentity said ^
Ehm... No?
@ManWithoutIdentity said [^](/forum/redirect/post/XUhF9qHD)
Ehm... No?
@ThePawnWithNoName said [^](/forum/redirect/post/HdibiPfY)
> nice to see that A-pawn slowly trying to reach his butterfly phase
And such a short life it lived as a butterfly. :D
Ehm... No?
Just keep in mind that I didn't look at the machine, when I said "the game was having lots of swings." I don't even look at machine analysis when I analyse my own games. I usually deliver my own analysis, from what I could saw on the board. That is to say, it is beneficial to note that my comments solely based on my own interpretation of any given position.
@GCVM said [^](/forum/redirect/post/xTvk38RR)
>
> Ehm... No?
> 
Just keep in mind that I didn't look at the machine, when I said "the game was having lots of swings." I don't even look at machine analysis when I analyse my own games. I usually deliver my own analysis, from what I could saw on the board. That is to say, it is beneficial to note that my comments solely based on my own interpretation of any given position.
Nice pushing of the pawn, slowly slowly until opponent breaks
@realZoliking said [^](/forum/redirect/post/MNwGnKUb)
> Felt like dancing on a knife's edge for the fun part of the game. There were two disrespect draw offers and a bit of tippy tapping at the end, but even that couldn't ruin this.
> https://lichess.org/nUIiXzSy/white#0
You tightened the bolt until it broke
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