The journey to consistently beating fairy-stockfish level 6.
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All on Wed Nov 27 22:57:54 2024
Dear rgcm:ers,
It is becoming painfully obvious to me that my games tend to break down in
the middle game after 20-25 moves if I play carefully.
The weakness seems to be that I do not consistently recognize the misstep
that L6 makes, and therefore do not capitalize on it. I find that L5
generally makes much more obvious mistakes and makes them more often than
L6.
I must therefore improve my middle game I think. Sadly, it also seems to
me that there are no short cuts, but playing, analyzing and thinking. I
have seen people who whole heartedly talk about solving many lichess
puzzles per day, and absorbing the lessons through osmosis, but I don't
know if that is really the best way to go about it.
Another _obvious_ option, is to find someone more experienced and analyze
a game together with him to get a hint about what to focus on.
For the moment, I'll grind on until motivation wanes, and then I might go
back to reading another book. Perhaps the Edward Lasker one on chess
strategy.
Wishing you all a pleasant evening!
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