4 thoughts on “Lesson #17: How To Calculate – Not Deep But Broad!”
hi i see where i have been loosing games that i thought i should have won i haven’t been calculating broadly enough and faulsefying my moves your lessons are definitly helping me thank you so much
If I had seen this lesson three years ago when I returned to chess, I’d have probably done better than I have. The “broad” calculation, especially objectively falsifying the opponent’s candidates, has been lacking in many games I have played. I tend to get caught up in my own plans and to overlook the opponent’s options, especially those that don’t play into my plan. This is an excellent video!
hi i see where i have been loosing games that i thought i should have won i haven’t been calculating broadly enough and faulsefying my moves your lessons are definitly helping me thank you so much
If I had seen this lesson three years ago when I returned to chess, I’d have probably done better than I have. The “broad” calculation, especially objectively falsifying the opponent’s candidates, has been lacking in many games I have played. I tend to get caught up in my own plans and to overlook the opponent’s options, especially those that don’t play into my plan. This is an excellent video!
Haha!
You see, that’s why I make these videos!
Greetings,
Waldemar
Excellent video. More like this one would be very welcome, as I think it is not possible to give too many examples.