Improving at chess

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The main way to improve your chess gaming is to focus on your previous performance.If you master your previous performance you can adjust to your current playing,thus reducing your mistakes and mastering not every blunder but few blunders you make.For beginners it's always the opening and middle game.

It's true all amateurs can see what these masters see but with the little they see, avoiding blunders and bad openings is the main priority for beginners 

Well I am a begginer and I want to improve my game

Sometimes chess can be painful but it only takes courage to suck up the pain and play on.

At some point we all gotta learn to live without the fear of losing games but to learn from them.

Mastering openings and improving middle game can be the secret control of chess.

Always play for fun and learn to improve from your mistakes

I hate to lose. But I have learned to pay little attention emotionally, instead I take the time to see where I messed up. I blundered my Q today. I haven't done that in a long time. I thought it was protected, but didn't verify.

Chess movement up is slow for me, senior. I have to study and restudy my openings. But I end up unable to decide my second or third move in the opening I play. I asked my doctor about memory drugs. He said if I am playing chess and poker, I don't need it.

That's why I play, I want to keep my mind sharp as possible.

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Chess is a game of strategy, tactics, and skill. It can be challenging, rewarding, and fun to play. But how can you improve your chess game and become a better player? Here are some tips and tricks that can help you achieve your chess goals.

Learn the basic rules and principles of chess. Before you can master the game, you need to know how the pieces move, how to checkmate the king, and how to avoid common mistakes. You also need to understand the basic principles of the opening, the middlegame, and the endgame, such as controlling the center, developing your pieces, castling your king, and creating pawn structures.
Practice puzzles and tactics. Chess is a game of patterns and calculations. You need to train your brain to recognize common motifs and themes, such as forks, pins, skewers, double attacks, and checkmates. You also need to improve your ability to calculate variations and anticipate your opponent’s moves. Solving puzzles and tactics can help you develop these skills and sharpen your intuition.
Study the games of strong players. One of the best ways to learn from the masters is to study their games and understand their ideas. You can find many annotated games online or in books, where you can see the moves and the explanations behind them. You can also watch live commentary or videos of grandmasters and learn from their insights and analysis.
Play regularly and analyze your games. Playing chess is the most fun and effective way to improve your skills. You can play online or offline, against humans or computers, in casual or competitive settings. The important thing is to play regularly and enjoy the game. After each game, you should analyze your moves and mistakes, and try to learn from them. You can use a chess engine or a coach to help you with this process.
Join a chess club or community. Chess is not only a game, but also a social activity. You can meet other chess players, make friends, and share your passion for the game. You can also learn from others, get feedback, and improve your skills. Joining a chess club or community can help you find opponents, mentors, and resources that can enhance your chess experience.
Have fun and be curious. Chess is a game that can offer endless possibilities and challenges. You can always learn something new and discover something interesting. You can also express your creativity and personality through your chess style. The most important thing is to have fun and be curious. Enjoy the game, explore different openings and strategies, and experiment with different ideas. Chess is a game that can enrich your life and mind.