user34187: Why does this keep happening?
Because I win over 800 games.
I am making the same mistake?


user12629: After reviewing a few of your games, it seems like you are indeed making the same mistake many times. That mistake is losing your queen - and not even to a tactic. You're either not moving it when the opponent attacks it, or putting it somewhere that it can be taken.
Although you should be careful with all your pieces, the queen is an important piece and you should be particularly careful with it. I would suggest changing your opening style so you don't move it so soon. Standard advice is to develop your knights and bishops first. When you do move it, make sure to pay attention and not put it where it can be taken. And when your opponent moves a piece, make sure to pay attention to what that piece can do in its new location. If it's attacking your queen, you should probably do something about that!

34187: <p>Why does this keep happening?
Because I win over 800 games.
I am making the same mistake?
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 12629: <p>After reviewing a few of your games, it seems like you are indeed making the same mistake many times. That mistake is losing your queen - and not even to a tactic. You're either not moving it when the opponent attacks it, or putting it somewhere that it can be taken.</p>
<p>Although you should be careful with all your pieces, the queen is an important piece and you should be particularly careful with it. I would suggest changing your opening style so you don't move it so soon. Standard advice is to develop your knights and bishops first. When you do move it, make sure to pay attention and not put it where it can be taken. And when your opponent moves a piece, make sure to pay attention to what that piece can do in its new location. If it's attacking your queen, you should probably do something about that!</p>
