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Originally Posted by Dire
And it has nothing to do with the time controls. He is again showing he has absolutely no clue about the moves he's making. To make a move like e5 without immediately understanding why dxe5 is not good shows a basic lack of chess ability.
Those are nice wins, but I'm not sure why you are getting so worked up. Are these opponents insulting you somehow by not understanding/misplaying that position? Maybe they are switching to the Na6 KID and played Re8 instinctively since it's one of the standard moves here
And in the games you've shown, you've won a pawn or more early, not with some great understanding of the position, but with a very clear understanding of the tactics that make the move e5 playable for black. Re8 isn't positionally horrible, but it does fail tactically. That's a pretty significant difference and is super correctable with longer time controls.
Plus numerous GM's have written about having trouble with "lesser" lines and middlegame plans when they take up a new opening or when they were still improving. Matthew Sadler (what a chump!) and Nigel Davies (weak!) are two who I've read in the last 3 days! It'd take me a while to find it, but I know I've read at least 5 (probably more like 10+) GM authors write something similar.
Again, congratulations on nice wins! And maybe these posts are just thinly veiled brags disguised as rants
but your opponents made typical (especially in blitz) mistakes and you capitalized. That's chess, right?