Blunders in chess happens almost all the time at the amateur level. It doesn’t really matter how many tactical puzzles you’ve solved, or how many chess openings you know, or how good you are your calculation skills, or even how many games of Magnus Carlsen you’ve studied; none of them matter when you keep blundering your pieces.

Before we get into the explanation, let’s enumerate these tips.

• Do not resign mentally. This is actually a tips on what not to do when you’ve already committed a blunder. Since you’re still in the game, there’s a chance you can save it.
• The best defense is a good offense. If you’re down material, you need to be more aggressive and pressure your opponent into making a mistake.
• Ask: “Can my opponent come to my half of the board and create threats?” When you start asking this question, you’ll reduce your blunders.

3 Tips To Prevent Blunders Video Lesson

In this video lesson, I’ll share with you 3 practical tips to stop blundering in chess (or make less blunders in chess). Watch it and learn these 3 tips so that you can prevent blunders and skyrocket your results instantly!

https://youtu.be/pP4YYY0TnHY

Below, you can find the games shown in the video:

Reducing your blunders can bring you you pleasant results like a dramatic increase in your rating. If you’d like a more comprehensive program to stop your blunders, then you’d love this. The first section of Level Up Your Chess got you covered.

This course is divided into six sections covering different topics. Other than avoiding blunders, it tackles the three phases of the game, how to study and train chess effectively for maximum results. And, my big promise is that if you work on them, one section alone is enough to improve your game.