How to step from beginner to intermediate
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Five steps:
1. Play lots more games and analyze your mistakes within them.
2. Do plenty of puzzles and chess practices to see what to do in different positions.
3. This is optional, but watching grandmasters play chess may give you plenty of good ideas to put to use in your games.
4. Study openings and endgames to see their principles.
5. DO NOT trust your given chess.com ELO rating if you can beat any bots on challenge mode higher than your level. To find your true ELO, you should use an ELO test made by experts. For example, I am rated about 800 on my games, though I can beat 1400-rated bots on challenge mode, though ELO tests prove me to be rated around 1500.
If you find these tips unhelpful, contact keanucir on chess.com and he will provide you with advice on how to step up and leave the realm of beginner level chess.
Bruh, if you think you have a true rating of 1400 then why you losing to 700s?
Actually, if you would like the answer, read the 5th thing on my list.
#5 is the best tip. I will use that and identify as a 2400 player.
Apr 12, 2023
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#6
Isn't it more likely that your online rating is inflated compared to OTB, rather than the other way around? I always assumed that my OTB rating would be about -200 compared to my online rating.
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thanks dude, will try
Apr 12, 2023
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#9
PathOfNerd wrote:
#1 Don't listen suggestions from 700 rated players
lol
Apr 12, 2023
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#10
Hi! My name is Lauren Goodkind and I’m a respected chess coach and chess YouTuber who helps beginners out :
https://www.youtube.com/@ChessByLauren
Chess game analysis is a great way to get better since I’ll identify the good and bad moves you made. Send me your games and I'll be happy to analyze the game for free on my YouTube channel livestream. Ask me questions in real time! I livestream on Monday evenings (PST) , Wednesday evenings around 7:30pm PST, and Friday afternoons (PST). I look forward to your games!
This is a great way to improve!
