In the Go duel, each move carries the mind and wisdom of the players, and it is a game of thinking and strategy. However, even with your best efforts, sometimes you will encounter setbacks that make people laugh and cry. Just like the game I played recently, I was in the mood for classic, high-quality games, but the result was disappointing – the software scored only 75 points. This made me feel a lot of emotion, and I deeply realized that classic games are hard to come by.
I put a lot of thought into every step and spent a lot of time hoping to make a game worth remembering. However, the game didn't turn out what I expected, and the rating was nowhere near as good as it used to be. Perhaps it was because of my blind pursuit of perfection and my attempt to find a way to kill my opponent that I violated the rules of chess and made defeat inevitable.
Especially in the 35th round, the nine-in-three was a super leak and I lost the lead. If it hadn't been for this mistake, the game might have moved completely differently and my score would have been above 85. In round 34, I couldn't hold the situation even though I felt a huge advantage, and instead coveted a more subtle kill, which backfired.
This fiasco made me reflect deeply, and the negligence in the endgame made me learn from the pain. Even if the performance was commendable, one big mistake was enough to turn the tide. In a chess game, even if you have the advantage, you need to be cautious, otherwise the consequences will be unimaginable. This setback taught me that both professional and amateur chess players are crucial to staying calm and cautious in the process of playing chess to avoid irreparable difficulties. "How to avoid fatal mistakes in Go duels? "