What's his lichess account? Based on his classical, rapid, or blitz rating, you should do this: <1700, let him improve on his own. 1700-2300, you can hire a coach and get a uscf membership for him. 2300-2700, get a professional coach for him, and if he's >2700, your son is either cheating or a freaking prodigy.
Check the date of the OP lmao
My 11 year old son joined chess kids last month and is already 1900+ . The nearest competition that i have seen on there is 1500 and maybe one 1600. He is learning so fast. When I checked in on him last night he was even playing TWO games at once! On the desktop with ChessKid and on his phone he had what looked like a game going on the lyechess app. It’s quite remarkable.
My question is where do I go from here? Buy him books? Hire a coach?
Thanks
Forensics linguistics.
The way you speak sounds like a commercial. It's a dead give away.
You are a shill.
When did he start splaying chess?
1900 vs. 1500 = 91% winning, in 1 month? Very improbable.
There are plenty of competition on Chess.com and other chess sites.
You haven't bought him a book and he's 1900?
Baloney.
My 11 year old son joined chess kids last month and is already 1900+ . The nearest competition that i have seen on there is 1500 and maybe one 1600. He is learning so fast. When I checked in on him last night he was even playing TWO games at once! On the desktop with ChessKid and on his phone he had what looked like a game going on the lyechess app. It’s quite remarkable.
My question is where do I go from here? Buy him books? Hire a coach?
Thanks
Usually chess.com frowns on the idea of anyone playing "two games at once". At least that could offer an explanation for the unusually high rating.
if you buy their membership they don't care how many games you play at the same time
Except one was on chesskid, the other game was on another site. Apparently simultaneously. Probably not a good idea to do that, or admit it.
why does everyone think the kids using an engine. Im 13 (only been playing a year and a half and was rated 1400 i few weeks ago and hold 1350 (yes i know 1400 and 1900 is a huge difference))
but it justs seems that everyones to skeptical.
Ive been playing for 2 yrs so far
why does everyone think the kids using an engine. Im 13 (only been playing a year and a half and was rated 1400 i few weeks ago and hold 1350 (yes i know 1400 and 1900 is a huge difference))
but it justs seems that everyones to skeptical.
Read the original post. That has all the answers to your question.
why does everyone think the kids using an engine. Im 13 (only been playing a year and a half and was rated 1400 i few weeks ago and hold 1350 (yes i know 1400 and 1900 is a huge difference))
but it justs seems that everyones to skeptical.
Read the original post. That has all the answers to your question.
ohh. yep. just clicked
I think that you should enroll him to a chess club and let him train and compete with other kids.
My 11 year old son joined chess kids last month and is already 1900+ .
When I checked in on him last night he was even playing TWO games at once! On the desktop with ChessKid and on his phone he had what looked like a game going on the lyechess app.
More like LIEchess app. Hahaha. He just lied to his dad when his dad caught him off guard.
Gullible adults. Look up the thread about My nephew beat Houdini (a classic, should be in the chess thread hall of fame). These adults want to believe so much that their kid or close relative is so amazing/genius/greatest thing since sliced cheese that they fail to use simple logic.
My friend plays on chess kid. He is 1700 on it, and on chess.com he is 1131. I don't really use chess kid, but your son may just be very good. Also, when you play chess, you typically don't have a phone because of cheating. Maybe don't allow him to use a phone while playing? It is too tempting to cheat I think.
chess kids atio is messed up. but that's a good rating on chess.com and chess kid
Well he is very good at chess for sure but Chesskid it a bit more ez he should join chess.com then he will battle harder people for example I am 500 chess.com and 1600 Chesskid he is deffenly a prodigy he might be able to get on top chess players. I don’t think he cheated pure skill
My 11 year old son joined chess kids last month and is already 1900+ . The nearest competition that i have seen on there is 1500 and maybe one 1600. He is learning so fast. When I checked in on him last night he was even playing TWO games at once! On the desktop with ChessKid and on his phone he had what looked like a game going on the lyechess app. It’s quite remarkable.
My question is where do I go from here? Buy him books? Hire a coach?
Thanks
Forensics linguistics.
The way you speak sounds like a commercial. It's a dead give away.
You are a shill.
When did he start splaying chess?
1900 vs. 1500 = 91% winning, in 1 month? Very improbable.
There are plenty of competition on Chess.com and other chess sites.
You haven't bought him a book and he's 1900?
Baloney.
Bru you don’t need book or coach’s they was a 3 year old that almost beat Kasparov of course it always helps but I was pretty good no books one of the best beginner and got to advance not one vid or book but later I read book and got coach and watch videos on YouTube plus he might have watch YouTube videos
why does everyone think the kids using an engine. Im 13 (only been playing a year and a half and was rated 1400 i few weeks ago and hold 1350 (yes i know 1400 and 1900 is a huge difference))
but it justs seems that everyones to skeptical. Plus when I was 8 I might not have been a prodigy but at 8 was pretty good 11 is not hard Andy Woodward my friend is 3000 rating he only like 14 and he also beat magnus carlsen no lie just look it up
Plus you guys have heard of the 10 year old who beat magnus carlsen He was All over the news
What's his lichess account? Based on his classical, rapid, or blitz rating, you should do this: <1700, let him improve on his own. 1700-2300, you can hire a coach and get a uscf membership for him. 2300-2700, get a professional coach for him, and if he's >2700, your son is either cheating or a freaking prodigy.