Stop giving pieces away.
The 50 blunders that cost you games, and the one-line habit that fixes each of them.
and how to stop them50
You don't lose to brilliant moves.
You lose to the knight you left hanging. To the defender you moved away. To the check you never looked at.
Most games below master level are not won. They are given away, one piece at a time. Stop doing that and your results change, even if you learn nothing else.
Fifty mistakes. One page each.
Every page works the same way: what you did, why you did it, the position on the board, and the fix in one line.
Hanging pieces
The free pawn that was never free. The defender you moved. The queen a knight could reach.
10 blundersOpening traps
Early queens, late castling, the fork on f7, moving one piece twice.
10 blundersTactics you miss
Forks, pins, skewers, discovered attacks, back-rank mates, the in-between move.
10 blundersThe middlegame
Attacking without enough pieces, wrong trades, no plan after the opening.
10 blundersEndgame and nerves
A lazy king, stalemate when you are winning, playing on tilt after a mistake.
10 blundersRead it in a minute.
No long theory. Each fix is a sentence you can repeat to yourself at the board.
- Why it happens
- You look at the piece you want to move, not at the piece it was protecting.
- The fix
- Before you move, ask: what does this piece guard right now?
What you get.
Blunders, explained
One page each, with the position and the fix.
Pages, PDF
Reads well on a phone. Prints well on paper.
Blunder check
A short checklist to run before every move.
Questions.
What level is it for?
Beginners and club players. If you still lose games because a piece was left undefended, it is for you.
How do I get it?
You pay, and the download link arrives by email right away.
Do I need a board or an app?
No. Every position is shown on the page.
Is it an opening book?
No. It covers the mistakes that lose games in every opening.
It happens to everyone.
It does not have to keep happening to you.
