Rapid Game #76 - Leningrad Dutch Goes...Not So Well
My opponent (1840 lichess) reaches a Leningrad Dutch via the Modern (1.Nf3 g6) but quickly goes astray with 8...b5. This game is a valuable reminder to review lots of games in the openings you play, even just quickly, to ascertain what "normal" play looks like. Also, that tactics and material is the #1 factor in a higher chess rating. Minimize blunders through checking, and always look to capitalize on opponent's mistakes by first examining checks, captures, and threats. Too many errors in this game! Analysis courtesy of lichess.org: https://lichess.org/cr3yT4Pt/ Study containing my YT games: https://en.lichess.org/study/VnCXDY6e If you dig my content, consider donating here: https://paypal.me/TonyRoChess Also consider supporting the #1 online chess server: http://en.lichess.org/patron

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