16 Tips from a 2300-Rated Player

Thanks I will use these

Well at some time in your game you will be like "oh, I have an interesting sacrifice I can try, but I'm low on time and can't calculate if it is worth it are not. So I will not take any risks and play a more passive move." I feel this is one of the cases where you should take some time by yourself to fully calculate it. It will make your brain practice and become faster. Or just try to see what were the important moments of the game, where you lost or won material or interesting sequences of moves. That's how I would do it but I am far from OP's level so don't take my advice as THE thing you should ALWAYS do

Thanks for the tip

I really like your post. It's excellent advice.

Great advice!!

Really excellent and practical advice--especially the part about learning, not winning, being the goal. Also, i! IS only a board game! It's not air traffic control or brain surgery; it's just a game where no one--not even your opponent--cares what your rating is.

I disagree with learning should be your goal, winning is my goal and I learn to win. And I disagree with the chess opponent not being my enemy, they all are my enemies and they will hunt me down.

28 gng you are not the alpha