Sample article for testing the GammonWorld library.
Choose a manageable set of positions
A full match contains many decisions. Begin with the moments you found difficult rather than attempting to study every move in one sitting. Mark the positions where you hesitated or changed your plan.
Record your reasoning first
Write down what you believed during the game before looking at outside analysis. Include the alternatives you considered and the risks you noticed. This helps you identify gaps in understanding rather than simply memorize an answer.
Look for recurring patterns
Group similar decisions together. Repeated questions about timing, safety or racing may point to a topic that deserves focused practice. One carefully studied theme can improve several future decisions.
Finish with an action
Choose one lesson to use in your next session. A review becomes valuable when it changes how you think at the board, not merely when it produces a list of mistakes.