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Pawn Grabber



This game I played on Chess.com is an example of why grabbing pawns is a good idea. When we got to the end game, he was way out of material to work with, which he had sacrificed for a better position. He played to the end because he was hoping for a stalemate. Not today!

Chess.com gave me a  93.7% accuracy rate which is not bad. I have a good one in me every now and then.


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