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I only do it in winning positions, or after a long time.

#28 95%? Nah, just mainstream ones for the most part. 60% (wannabe mainstream artists like Vinnie Paz hurt that number) would be more reasonable.

While both are entirely winning, it does seems as if the queen is better than getting the two rooks, due to black's king safety, and activity. It's very, very difficult for black to get their pieces i…

#18 They're terrifying, man. Then again, I'm terrified of any human interaction, maybe that's why.

#4 Overuse of the queen, man.

Rob420: My name is the first moves I play as black, leading into a philidor/old indian. It's also sometimes d6Nf6Nbd7e5, but that's a bit long for a name.

#4 12.Be2 is recommended due to f6 Rc1 fxe5?! (c6 is best, just doing this for the sake of demonstration) dxe5 Nc6 e6 with a nice advantage as compared to, say, Bd3 where after f6 Rc1 fxe5 dxe5 Nc6 e6…

#5 Why did stockfish not just play Be3? It's painfully obvious, and will make your life much more difficult. We're talking about the best way to play it, not your ability to win against a flawed machi…

#3 is a good rule in general, and did work here, but in this case, obviously, Rb7 is just a loss of tempo. In this case, as the b pawn can not create threats without a lot of help from black, activity…

Don't worry, I wanted to discuss it, stubbornness in defending it is good, it shows confidence in your moves. And honestly, I believe that Qf3 did lead him into playing f5, a large mistake. That shows…