I had some good games in the USCF Online Rated 15+10 tournament last night, winning 3 out of 4. I didn't make any obvious blunders, although I misstepped against a higher-rated player in a very complicated Pirc-Lisitsin Gambit.
According to the Chess.com analysis feature, this was my most accurate game last night, with a 98.5% accuracy. It helped that my opponent left his king in the middle of the board, which I took advantage of. There were some tactics, but mostly I just had to defend when necessary and make accurate moves. For this game only, the analysis feature assigned me a rating of 2350 and my opponent 2300, both of which seem too generous.
https://onethousandpositionstochessmastery.blogspot.com/2026/10/semi-tarrasch-defense.html
This may not be the most instructive game on my chess lesson website, but I think that it is interesting enough.
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