Started to play a few 5 0 games per day again.
I'll just put them here in hope that they will be worth analysing.
All input is welcome


Boring 4 knights. White just stays passive and dies.

Weird dude, going all out without calculating the tactics.

Irritating opponent, after he got himself into trouble he went on typing insults about me being a cheater because I took like 20 seconds per move to make sure I have everything covered.

Poorly played by me. I choose to destroy my pawn structure and give up a central pawn for free in one move. My oponent also missed a tactic that would have won him a piece somewhere around move 20. The endgame was simply winning for white but I did make him work for it because he was getting low on time.

Just a point: in the second game, 8...Bxf2+ seems like a blunder to me, because after 9.Kxf2 (instead of that stupid (9.Ke2) Ng4+ 10.Qxg4 white should stay a piece ahead...also after 9...Ne4+ there's 10.Nxe4 ofc...

Yeah, straight up blunder. Thank you.
I noticed that I do that far more often since I've started training tactics.
I mean, I miscalculate the captures.

Just poor defence by black completely ignoring the attack that was coming.

Clumsy attempt of an attack by me. I wanted to surprise my oponent with some sort of KIA setup but I did everything wrong and ran out of time eventually. I would have probably lost the game anyway even if there were more time.

Just alot of exchanges here and a mirror 6 pawns + a darksquared bishop endgame. My opponent underestimated my king activity a bit and lost the game.

Got outplayed here, just too many holes in my defence. Being worse on the board and on the clock I sacrificed a rook and tried to reroute all of my pieces to attack his king. Funny thing is that my opponent blundered his last move but I had my mouse holding the wrong piece.
So while I was draging it outside of the board to unselect it and grab my queen to deliver mate in one, the time ran out XD
But I guess it's fair this way, I would have felt lame if I had won like that.

I willingly dropped a pawn early in the game in spite of my poor pawn structure in hope for some activity, alot of maneuvering followed. When the timer came close to 0 for both of us my opponent made some really bad moves and I managed to mate him.

A cute central passer wins the day.

An atypical sicilian.

just a game

a boring kings gambit declined