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pluggin

I'm roughly at 1800-2000 level and looking for chess course that suitable for my rating to became a master level. any recommendation?

NimzoRoy

What's your definition of a chess course? What books if any have you already read?

Without knowing anything besides your est rating I'd recommend studying middlegames and endgames. Start reading something like

Practical Chess Endings by Chernev and/or another PCE by GM Keres

A Guide to Chess Endings by Max Euwe

My System by Nimzovitch

Something by GM Kotov: Play Like A GM, Train Like A GM, or Think Like A GM

Many endgame principles frequently apply to middlegames and even openings sometimes so do not ignore endgame studies.

pluggin

Probably a complete training. program or video. hate reading. lol

Undefined-Equation

At 1800-2000, why would you need course? Practise is one way in.

sluck72

my guess is if you have 1800-2000 you wouldn't need to ask.

Immryr

dvoretsky / yusupov

greendayfans

Combination of video lesson chessbase, chess.com and chessbase products! but in term of specific course, choose GM Smirnov.

List of GM Smirnov course

1. Finding the best move : http://bit.ly/NmObwJ

2. The Grandmaster's Secrets: http://bit.ly/NidoKP

3. The Grandmaster's Openings Laboratory: http://bit.ly/NOGnBH

4. How to Beat Titled Players: http://bit.ly/NcKKwx

5. Your Winning Plan : http://bit.ly/Nrbqo3

6. An Endgame Expert :http://bit.ly/O9fhLs

7. Self-taught Grandmaster : http://bit.ly/NOIbLd

8. The Grandmaster's Positional Understanding : http://bit.ly/S6d5B2

9. Calculate Till Mate : http://bit.ly/MWFhVY

or get his whole package: http://bit.ly/O9fsX0
 
Regards
 
pluggin

oh.. okay, i will check it.  I see got some discounts if buying all.. huh.. but i will check his demo videos first. I would try buy at least one for test. Maybe Your Winning plan.. http://bit.ly/Nrbqo3. will check with you again here.

averell_dalton

books with excercises are the best if you want to improve

Gaprindashvili's ''Critical moments in chess'' has got me very far (it will give you a new dimension to your middlegame play)