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Questions relating to the objective assessment of a position. The assessment may entail which side has the advantage, or what the best move might be.
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How to improve at chess by analyzing one's own games?
Only after you have done a thorough analysis yourself should you submit the game to the computer. And put your analysis in, too, to see whether you missed moves in your analysis. … Get a coach
If you can, get a coach to review your analysis. He may or may not be of any more use than the computer, but he will provide accountability. …
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