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Every quest turns one decision from your game into a clear idea you can use next time.
?!Best continuation
12. Rad1 Re8 13. Bh4 Bxd3 14. Qxd3 b5 15. Nf4 a5 16. e4
12.e4 · inaccuracy
Prepare before opening the center
White’s 12.e4 was playable but slightly premature compared with 12.Rad1. Activating the rook first better prepares for the exchanges shown after ...Re8, Bxf6 and Bxg6 before the e-pawn finally advances.
- Played
- e4
- Better move
- Rad1
Practice cue
Before changing the center, ask whether one preparation move would place a rook or bishop more effectively.
?!Best continuation
30. Qxb7 Qf2 31. Qb3+ Kf8
30.Bg5 · inaccuracy
Take the available material
White’s 30.Bg5 moved the bishop but overlooked the concrete gain from 30.Qxb7. After 30...Qf2, White has secured an extra pawn and established a material advantage.
- Played
- Bg5
- Better move
- Qxb7
Practice cue
Before making an improving move, scan for safe captures that win material immediately.
??Best continuation
54... Kd3 55. b7 Rg1 56. Rd8+ Ke2 57. Kc3 Rb1 58. b8=Q Rxb8
54...Re5 · blunder
Get behind the passed pawn
Black’s Re5 failed to arrange the rook and king properly against White’s advanced b-pawn. Kd3 was essential; after b7, Black can play Rg1 and later Rb1, meeting b8=Q with Rxb8.
- Played
- Re5
- Better move
- Kd3
Practice cue
Against a pawn close to promotion, calculate all the way to the promotion square before moving your rook.
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Inaccuracy
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Compare what you played with the stronger move and explore the best continuation.
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Nf3
Better
Bxf6
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