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NM Dane Mattson's Beginner's Study Guide (0-600 Elo)
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Dec 26, 2024
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I'm sending this to Mr beast 
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Dec 26, 2024
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I'm sure it has good educational content in that link, have fun guys
Dec 26, 2024
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This is our first "Study Plan" release. We will have more to follow soon - stay tuned!
How can someone have 0-elo?
Dec 27, 2024
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ChessEagle6 wrote:
How can someone have 0-elo?
Don't know, but some games I've played it felt like I had negative elo. 
Fischwitsch wrote:
This is our first "Study Plan" release. We will have more to follow soon - stay tuned!
Can you guys post based on a rating climb,Like next can you post 600 - 1200 and them 1200 to 1800 and finally 1800 - 2000? Would be much appreciated
As a person who started chess recently, this really helped!
tips for someone stuck in 200-250s?
I am starting this study plan. I am very pleased to get started.
Jan 15, 2025
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criswell3 wrote:
I am starting this study plan. I am very pleased to get started.
Awesome! Best wishes on your chess journey @criswell3 ! Please keep us posted in the Improvers Club and let us know how we can support your chess adventure.
Cheers!
Coach Dane
If you're new to the game or perhaps taking your very first steps towards improvement, our beloved Coach NM Dane Mattson @Fischwitsch is here to empower your chess journey with some easy to memorize, valuable tips right from the get go.
We know how difficult chess improvement can be, and how overwhelming it can feel as you're taking your first steps on your chess adventure. Don't worry, you're not walking the road to chess improvement alone. The Chess.com Team and community will be with you every step of the way! This study plan is designed to give you everything you need to hit the 64 squares running.