I know how it is, just keep playing, u will get better
I CANT WIN IN CHESS IF MY LIFE DEPENDED ON IT!!!!!
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Jan 29, 2025
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CaueTheLastBR wrote:
I know how it is, just keep playing, u will get better
No, I disagree
He must analysis his own games
To stand up on his blunder points
At least to don't repeating his loses
I’m gaining back rating points(: after 2 months of tilt
Jan 29, 2025
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#6
Don't keep playing
Stop 🛑
Go back
Review your games
Write ✍🏼 down every mistake keymove, like the move you did which lead to your lose
Go for digital analyzing
Compare between yours & the engine analysis
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You need to understand pawn play
Pawn structures
The power of pawns
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Jan 29, 2025
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The_Storm_555 escreveu:
CaueTheLastBR wrote:
I know how it is, just keep playing, u will get better
No, I disagree
He must analysis his own games
To stand up on his blunder points
At least to don't repeating his loses
It worked for my
Jan 29, 2025
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#8
jackityjackjack escreveu:Ask literally anyone. I'm not heartless, I just don't like people trying to ruin my day when they could keep it to themselves. Especially Rik, who's contect is usually quite enjoyable.
Do you really think he created this post just to complain and cry?
Jan 29, 2025
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#9
CaueTheLastBR wrote:
The_Storm_555 escreveu:
CaueTheLastBR wrote:
I know how it is, just keep playing, u will get better
No, I disagree
He must analysis his own games
To stand up on his blunder points
At least to don't repeating his loses
It worked for my
It's not my personal perspective
It's the professional chess masters opinion
I just transferred it to Rik
Jan 29, 2025
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#10
Me in a nutshell. Just play some 10 min games. Great way to gamble some ELO
Jan 29, 2025
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#11
Here's the link of all you could need to get better in chess
https://www.chess.com/clubs/forum/view/studying-time-1
Jan 29, 2025
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#13
OverLorditami wrote:
Sad…
maybe find some puzzles to solve
Pattern recognition puzzle line is the best
Jan 29, 2025
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#14
The_Storm_555 escreveu:CaueTheLastBR wrote:The_Storm_555 escreveu:No, I disagreeHe must analysis his own gamesTo stand up on his blunder pointsAt least to don't repeating his losesIt worked for myIt's not my personal perspectiveIt's the professional chess masters opinionI just transferred it to RikYes, ofc it will work, but if he just keep playing, bigger times, and thinking carefully before making each move also works (at least for me)
Jan 29, 2025
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#15
CaueTheLastBR wrote:
The_Storm_555 escreveu:CaueTheLastBR wrote:The_Storm_555 escreveu:No, I disagreeHe must analysis his own gamesTo stand up on his blunder pointsAt least to don't repeating his losesIt worked for myIt's not my personal perspectiveIt's the professional chess masters opinionI just transferred it to RikYes, ofc it will work, but if he just keep playing, bigger times, and thinking carefully before making each move also works (at least for me)
I agree 👍🏼 💯 with that
Longer time chess
15 minutes and More
Jan 29, 2025
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#16
atleast your elo is more than 3 digits unlike mine
Tips: maybe try playing 4 player and variants to try a different type of chess if you feel like your losing too much elo at once
To improve, you need to play slower time controls. You are currently playing 10-minute games, which is better than bullet or blitz. However, you don’t take enough time to check your opponent’s threats and use only seconds to give away pieces or even queens. It does no good to end the game with 7 minutes still on your clock.
1. play slow games—classical time controls or daily games.
2. Use enough time to check your opponent’s threats.
3. concentrate on applying basic opening principles.
4. don’t resign after 2 moves. You did this 5 times in a row.
5. Analyze your games after you finish. I don’t mean using game review to have a computer tell you your mistakes. Figure out on your own what went wrong. If you do this, you won’t repeat those mistakes.
Jan 29, 2025
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mikewier wrote:
To improve, you need to play slower time controls. You are currently playing 10-minute games, which is better than bullet or blitz. However, you don’t take enough time to check your opponent’s threats and use only seconds to give away pieces or even queens. It does no good to end the game with 7 minutes still on your clock.
1. play slow games—classical time controls or daily games.
2. Use enough time to check your opponent’s threats.
3. concentrate on applying basic opening principles.
4. don’t resign after 2 moves. You did this 5 times in a row.
5. Analyze your games after you finish. I don’t mean using game review to have a computer tell you your mistakes. Figure out on your own what went wrong. If you do this, you won’t repeat those mistakes.
Perfectly written 🤝🏼
Try not to grind for elo for hours on end. When I do that, I burn out and start resigning in games that I can't find an easy win. Try to do an hour or two of chess and then take a break.
Why is that that no one bothered to look at OP's games?
The last 4 losses looked like this:
https://www.chess.com/game/live/131919631927?username=natureriklikestacos
Resignation after 2 moves (the Magnus Carlsen method).
I guess the guy is just joking.
I can't win at all anymore! I'm losing 71% of my games, and winning barely any.
The only person I can beat is my friend isamvik, who somehow has the most tinsane luck, and is like 1300, which is wild.
Somehow everyone I play against plays like a grandmaster. I can't progress at all, and I'm just tilting forever.