GET A BEGINNERS BOOK . . .
IT'S ONLY ABOUT $10.00 p.o. met book . . .
Tysm
guys for telling me this imma incorporate what u guys said.
However, I do classes and I am intermediate level and I do endgame tactics, but I never see myself in a position when I play to use those tactics. But ill play long games
actually you can play a lot with bots first, especially the easier ones.
I beat coach mae, coach danny, martin, elani and janjay but not the other ones. I have trouble with maria
The book mentioned by RichColorado is one of the most useful chess books you will ever find. Buy it or borrow it.
Just from looking at some of your games, you hang pieces, and get rid of castling rights quite often. Just focus on not hanging pieces, and that should boost your rating to at least 600, and then you can start with all the other stuff.
Tysm
guys for telling me this imma incorporate what u guys said.
However, I do classes and I am intermediate level and I do endgame tactics, but I never see myself in a position when I play to use those tactics. But ill play long games
at your level, heck even my level, endgames are rare. Focus on your middlegame mostly. Get a solid opening that you can understand and fits well into your playstyle. I recommend lichess as well. The studies on lichess are very good and can help you with openings. Don't do anything fancy yet, like the Bird. Use the giuoco piano opening, Sicilian, or something similar. Pay attention to tactics because at your level, lots of people will blunder. Tactics are essential for every level, and the ones at your level are relatively easier to find. Just do puzzles and stay consistent
Also play against bots that you can't consistently beat. Do ones that you can beat 50 or less % of the time. This will help you develop a good system for tracking how well you do. If you keep beating the same easy bot over and over again, you won't know how well you're doing, or at least not as well as trying to play against a bot you almost can never beat
Improving Your Chess - Resources for Beginners and Beyond.....
https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell/improving-your-chess-resources-for-beginners-and-beyond
I lost so many games and i wanna win. How to get good? I do lessons but I still pretty trash. Can someone tell me why I suck?