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Jan 5, 2023
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Jan 5, 2023
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Try to go to a local grocery and buy goods "for free".
How about you work for me for free?
gosuz wrote:
Try to go to a local grocery and buy goods "for free".
How about you work for me for free?
Sure
gosuz wrote:
Oh, thank you! What useful you can do?
Everything!
Jan 9, 2023
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I have been playing chess for 2 years. I am progressing, but the clock ( timeout) costs me many games. I admit my decision making is often very slow. I need to be faster to make a decision so as to avoid time problems.
Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Jan 9, 2023
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pistol23447 wrote:
I have been playing chess for 2 years. I am progressing, but the clock ( timeout) costs me many games. I admit my decision making is often very slow. I need to be faster to make a decision so as to avoid time problems.
Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
What time control do you usually play?
Play longer games like 30 or 45/45 will be long enough.
Improving Your Chess - Resources for Beginners and Beyond...
https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell/improving-your-chess-resources-for-beginners-and-beyond
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Chess.com has free lessons you should check them out
Jan 11, 2023
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pistol23447 wrote:
I have been playing chess for 2 years. I am progressing, but the clock ( timeout) costs me many games. I admit my decision making is often very slow. I need to be faster to make a decision so as to avoid time problems.
Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
I see you have been playing 30 0 games and have lost 778 games of your games on time.
Out of 4508 rapid games, that is a huge number. Your stats say that 37% of the games you lose are lost on time.
The obvious suggestion is to play a game with some amount of increment. A 15 10 game would allow you to have a chance of saving many of the games where you lose on time in a positionally winning situation.
Perhaps also doing some drills like timed Puzzle Rush- not Survival-- would improve your tactics speed a bit.
Hello everyone!
I am very new to chess and I play like a beginner. I was wondering if anyone wanted to help me better my game and coach me. I do not have any money to offer, so it would unfortunately be free coaching. If anyone wants to help me, I thank you very much. Please DM me if so.