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How do u prepre before the game?
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Before a game, I usually go over a few opening lines I'm comfortable with and try to mentally run through possible opponent responses. I also take a few minutes to just breathe and clear my head—being calm helps me avoid silly blunders. One thing that’s really helped me stay focused and track my routines is using forms like https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/Q3Sy541f3l50tmva3r to jot down pre-game habits and reflections. It keeps my prep consistent, especially during tournaments. Anyone else use tools like that?
me playin with a noob
I'm white
I drink coffee)
JAIDEN162016 wrote:
me playin with a noob
That was an easy game
Black must have joined chess.com like 2 minutes ago that day (No offense)
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nothing much although if I think I'll have to use the restroom I'll do that before
Oh! actually I'll set my incoming challenges at really high but only -25 for the lowest and then I'll play unrated for a couple of games. When it's unrated you'll often get matched up with much higher rated opponents (like 200-300 higher) so when you go back to rated you're still playing like your opponent is rated way higher than you. Also you get to see the good moves that the higher rated opponents do and for me it kind of inspires my game a bit.
analist76bis wrote:
yep./...higly recomended not to play wirth distress inside you
yeah hard to focus lol
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