Embrace it
This man is the real life version of the devil on your shoulder, and he is telling you to keep going 😭
Embrace it
This man is the real life version of the devil on your shoulder, and he is telling you to keep going 😭
I use the three-game rule for when to stop playing: no matter how many games I've played so far, if I lose three games in a row I stop playing for the day.
I don't like giving up and try to fix it, even if the issue is being super tired. I have lots of 10x losing streaks So you're on the money with that advice.
take breaks. it helped me. I was tilting hard. I was about 1300 bullet and recently climbed back up to 1700 after resting my brain and eyes for a couple of days.
Tilt, in chess, is very normal. I understand how one feels after losing a couple of consecutive games, and feeling that you are total trash. I have been there myself. Just today, I lost 4 rapid games(out of last 5), which brought my rating down to 1950 from 1982. And yes, I AM feeling the anger, of having played such trash games, making blunders like I am 600. But at the end of the day, that's how life is. My best advice for you is to take a break from chess. Just don't touch chess for a couple of days, or weeks(depending on how bad you have tilted). And I GUARANTEE that you'll come back stronger. BTW, props to you for reaching 920.
I use the three-game rule for when to stop playing: no matter how many games I've played so far, if I lose three games in a row I stop playing for the day.