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https://en.lichess.org/q7VurGefcbRk My opponent moves his two side pawn up (a6, h6). Besides the blunder on move 14, is there a way to take advantage of the tempo? Would 12. d5 ne7 13. nh4 bh7 14. Qf3…

Would you suggest 5. Nf3 Nf6 6. d4!? Or is there another way to break the pawn structure.

My opponent moves his pawns a lot of times in the beginning. Is there anyway to break through on the queenside? https://en.lichess.org/6Q4Jn9044vib

http://en.lichess.org/QP7QhB43/black#69 Could someone tell me how to draw with pawn down? (R+P vs R)

Post your worst blunder here that no one saw here. http://en.lichess.org/oTQi8aUotvLX

Once got to 9000, then it was attrition for a hour until I dropped down to second place. After, I just fed myself to first place, because the game was too boring. The game lacks strategy, once you get…

but with d6, the the white pawns cannot reach e5 and its hard to attack f7. Also, the queen bishop blocks the f5 point

How do you play as white with the four pawns. After a d7, c7, h7, g7, bg6 or a similar setup for black, I find it very hard for white as black can always sacrifice a minor piece to capture the pawns.

It would be nice to be able to play against full strength stockfish so we can test our endgame skills and see how computers play endgames (so we can learn from it). http://en.lichess.org/ambR1OEg#69 <…

Yes, but it would be cool to see statistics of ourselves and the openings that we or a certain player use.