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I am making banners and logo for your club Just see this https://www.chess.com/forum/view/clubs-and-teams/banner-and-logo-maker

click here for an animated logo for your club! you'll like it!

I wrote some random motivational words here: https://www.chess.com/blog/XvX_Diogo_XvX/sorry-but-lets-continue?alert=content (look in the comments of the blog)

Who is gonna win the "FIDE World Rapid Chess Championship 2023"? Predict the Winner! My prediction: Nodirbek Abdusattorov

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I have always felt uncomfortable in these positions, and as a beginner, the moment I found the caro, I immediately switched. I have tried playing 1. ... e5, didnt like it. But everyone recommends it so much, some people even saying it should be the only thing all beginners play against 1. e4. I just dont get it. Is it ok for me to play other things, or should I play 1. ... e5, even if I hate it?

Becoming a top-level chess player requires dedication, practice, and study. Here are some steps you can follow to improve your chess skills: 1. Learn the basic rules: Familiarize yourself with the rules of chess, including how the pieces move, the objective of the game, and key concepts like checkmate and stalemate. 2. Study openings: Spend time learning opening principles and common opening sequences. Start with a few openings you find interesting, and study their typical move sequences and ideas behind each move. 3. Develop a solid middlegame understanding: Work on your ability to evaluate specific positions, identify strong moves, and formulate an overall strategy. Analyze famous games, especially those by top players, to gain insights into middlegame decision-making. 4. Strengthen your tactical skills: Chess is rich in tactics, such as forks, pins, skewers, and sacrifices. Solve tactical puzzles regularly to improve your ability to spot tactical opportunities and calculate accurately. 5. Master endgame technique: Endgames often decide the outcome of the game, so focus on improving your knowledge of basic endgame concepts, including king and pawn endgames and major piece endgames. Studying endgame theory and solving endgame puzzles can be very beneficial. 6. Analyze your own games: Review your games, whether played against human opponents or computer engines, to understand your mistakes, missed opportunities, and areas for improvement. This self-analysis is crucial for learning from your mistakes and refining your play. 7. Play regularly and against strong opposition: Practice is essential for improvement. Play against opponents ranked higher than you, as it will challenge and expose you to different strategies and techniques. Online chess platforms or local chess clubs can provide opportunities to face strong opponents. 8. Utilize chess resources: Read books, watch tutorials, and follow chess websites or channels that provide educational content. Resources like chess databases, opening books, and chess engines can also offer insights and analysis of games. 9. Participate in tournaments: Regularly participate in local, regional, and national chess tournaments to gain experience, test your skills, and face a variety of opponents. Tournaments will help you gauge your progress and identify areas for improvement. 10. Seek coaching or join a chess club: Consider working with a chess coach or joining a local chess club. Coaching can provide personalized guidance, analysis of your games, and help identify and address weaknesses in your game. Remember, reaching a top-level in chess requires time, dedication, and perseverance. It's essential to enjoy the journey, appreciate the complexities of the game, and have fun while learning and playing.

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now everyone wants 500 views

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https://youtu.be/pj-pe84QrlY?si=fz-zcjfofAPekcEx Guys we can analyse unlimited games without membership

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Click the text and see and also guess the accuracy that lichess please kindly don't see the lichess engine then you will know the accuracy.

Guys help me to reach 500 views

@xd_raj he sent me awful cursing words for no reason, and I do not even know him I banned him from the club Chess Experts of Chess because of that everyone please report him!

So , I recently noticed a downside in my studies... My teachers are so mad at me.... I have no other option .... Sorry to all of you guys.... I forgive every one who were against me in some sort of things.... Also my friends, I will join in another account on 2031 [When I finish college].... take care of you. *Waves goodbye* Your dear friend/bestie/enemy , Shivani.

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