Comments on https://lichess.org/@/trainingaccount996/blog/biggest-blunders-of-the-world-cup-2025-classical/wmS1dKAZ
Great read, painful positions but very instructive and super useful for training!
What a collection! I think many of these "blunder moves" seem natural. Is there a way for us to train our brain to get better at spotting those?
@DiscomfortSeeker said in #3:
> What a collection! I think many of these "blunder moves" seem natural. Is there a way for us to train our brain to get better at spotting those?
No answer
Bro did not include Esipenko vs Wei Yi
@viraj232015 said in #5:
> Bro did not include Esipenko vs Wei Yi
Bro, at least read the title - its only about classical.
@DiscomfortSeeker said in #3:
> What a collection! I think many of these "blunder moves" seem natural. Is there a way for us to train our brain to get better at spotting those?
Glad you liked it :) For me, it basically means doing tactical puzzles slowly, for example here on Lichess, not just clicking through them one after another, but really focusing. Also, doing puzzles that are aimed at spotting your opponent’s resources, and of course reviewing your own blunders.
Do you have trouble with blunders yourself, sir?
theri great, great selection of blunders!, keep it up!
@viraj232015 said in #5:
> Bro did not include Esipenko vs Wei Yi
Agree! That was the **biggest heartbreak** of the tournament. Simple blunder, but under extreme pressure.
The fact that these are the biggest blunders show how high the playing strength is in the world cup