How to Analyze (& ANNOTATE) Your Own Games

IM David Pruess provides advice and answers questions for how to analyze and annotate your own games. This video is aimed at players rated between 1400-1600 ELO.

0:00 Intro
2:33 David's early experience in analyzing
3:36 Pick one interesting moment in a game
6:36 What notes to take during and after game?
13:18 Reassess your approach to a position
15:00 When to start annotating a game?
18:20 Analyze what you expected your opponent to play and what they did play
21:50 How many points to analyze in one game?
23:35 Do you focus on the most costly moves?

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