I concur.
Suggestion for all the "How to improve" threads recently
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Dec 30, 2023
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I personally think those "how can i improve" posts, at least some of them, are simply click-baits by attention seekers.
M0rphyf4n wrote:
How to Improve? If you are looking at posts for help to improve your in the wrong place. You Improve by playing more games. Which I need many many more of
Preach it, M0rphyf4n!!
Dec 30, 2023
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M0rphyf4n wrote:
You Improve by playing more games.
Personally, I disagree. Of course, improving requires you to play consistently, but a rate at like, let's say, 1 game per day, would be perfectly okay (assuming rapid). More important is proper analysis and being able to remember mistakes, etc.
Dec 31, 2023
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M0rphyf4n wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
M0rphyf4n wrote:
You Improve by playing more games.
Personally, I disagree. Of course, improving requires you to play consistently, but a rate at like, let's say, 1 game per day, would be perfectly okay (assuming rapid). More important is proper analysis and being able to remember mistakes, etc.
actually I believe playing for like 2hrs a day of games and 30 minutes to 1hr or puzzles will always improve your games (rating). Don't worry to much about your rating however just enjoy your games and look at each a learning experience.
also just try right here on chess.com. https://www.chess.com/classroom
I believe you both are right. @B1ZMARK means that a player should play fewer rated games to maintain higher rating, but as @M0rphyf4n said, a player should play about 2 hours a day to improve his skills. The solution is easy: play a few rated games in the morning (when you brain is fresh) and then play 2 hours or unrated games during the day.
However for ppl like me who don't really care about my rating, i just play hours of rated games. Usually gain 30 - 50 ELO in the morning and only to give it back when I am tired LOL
Please make the title more specific other than "How can I improve?" because if that's your question there's been like 17 posts with that question in the past 3 days and you can go read those.
Example: Stuck at 1800 for 2 years, any recommendations for improving positional play?