Lichess game from 2017 03 24 - devastating double attack in Scotch 4 Knights

Video of the online game played on my phone;  for analysis - see  https://lichess.org/XLVPc4m0/white

Lichess game from 2017 03 22 - Pawn Race in the rook endgame

Online game played on my phone; for analysis - see https://lichess.org/eODwgzVonWbL

Typical IQP tactical breakthrough from Lichess game

Here is a rapid game example I could have included into my IQP ebook/paperback:

Find the best move for White after Black made a typical mistake.

 

Pawn Break in the Bishop Endgame

A couple of years ago I wrote a book about pawn breaks, and those usually are common in the middlegame, but here is an interesting example from a bishop endgame. With only seconds on the clock, I found the right idea, but executed it at the wrong moment.

Black to move. Find a way to save the game.
  

See my book for a lot more examples of pawn breaks:

Learning from your mistakes - Lichess has best online chess features and is free!

This is a demo of the latest features of lichess. You can learn from your games immediately after playing them, review tactical mistakes, opening inaccuracies, all in the interactive training mode! I am very impressed with it so far.

Online Chess Servers – How to Download your Own Games

Different online servers provide ability to download your games, which is useful if you want to analyse them yourself, add a game to your opening database, etc.

Lichess gives you a link like this:

From what I recall, PlayChess automatically stores all your games locally, which is convenient, unless you use several machines, I am not sure  how it handles this case.

ICC, at least the Blitzin interface, makes you download each game one by one, which is ridiculous, time consuming, and must be done very frequently, as this is only possible for the last 20 games you played.

Is there a better way to get your games on ICC, or on other servers? I’d like to hear if you have experience with other systems.