Alexis_chaely a écrit :
KronosMC90 a écrit :
JamesPapa11 wrote:
so can you help me?
James I gave you some tips.
Say the tips
If anyone is struggling at chess I can help you
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Nov 26, 2024
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Alexis_chaely wrote:
Alexis_chaely a écrit :
KronosMC90 a écrit :
JamesPapa11 wrote:
so can you help me?
James I gave you some tips.
Say the tips
I did on the other forum. I'm happy to help people. I'm not happy to repeat myself.
Nov 26, 2024
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Alexis_chaely wrote:
Alexis_chaely a écrit :
I’ve seen lots of people at chess who is struggling so 1500+ coaches are very busy helping others . So if you are 100 - 800 elo I can help you !
well, you are only 700, so I think it would be best for you to stick with 100-300
Nov 26, 2024
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#26
Fig51 wrote:
Which game did you look at so that I can see what I did
Check out this #chess game: Fig51 vs GrviMILK - https://www.chess.com/live/game/121001604124
This is one example. 13th move you move your knight then get it kicked. It was a miss anyway as the review shows. But the main thing it shows me is that you moved the Knight with no plan for the next moves.
Nov 26, 2024
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#27
Ok thanks! Do you think that pawn c3 and then b4 would have been a good attack?
Nov 26, 2024
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#29
I need some help. I'm aiming to reach 1400 in 2 months. Please help me. Thank you! Very much appreciated!
Nov 26, 2024
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#30
Fig51 wrote:
Wait I should have just taken the pawn with the other knight right?
In that particular position yes that's what I would have done.
Nov 26, 2024
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#31
BattleChessPlayer007 wrote:
I need some help. I'm aiming to reach 1400 in 2 months. Please help me. Thank you! Very much appreciated!
Standard advice. Get comfortable with your openings. Blunder check your moves. Develop pieces before going off with your queen. I watched one game where your opponent developed something like 3 pieces while attacking your queen. You fell behind very quickly because you had to keep moving it. Main thing I would say for you is to think about threats. You seem to fly in trying to pull off an attack while basically ignoring your opponents threats. Take your time and think about what your opponent wants.
Fig51 wrote:
Wait I should have just taken the pawn with the other knight right?
You also need to work on paying attention to your opponents moves.
You opponent gave you a bunch of Free Stuff and you didn’t Take/Capture it.
For Game Reference:
Check out the Same Game Kronos Showed
Move 1 - Your opponent played e5
Nothing is defending Blacks e5 pawn and your Knight on f3 is attacking the e5 pawn.
Its a Free Pawn - Your opponent just gave away a pawn for no reason.
You could just take the pawn with your Knight and retreat your Knight afterward.
You would be winning by 1 pawn at that point.
You missed multiple opportunities to take Free pieces from your opponent during that game.
Nov 27, 2024
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KronosMC90 wrote:
BattleChessPlayer007 wrote:
I need some help. I'm aiming to reach 1400 in 2 months. Please help me. Thank you! Very much appreciated!
Standard advice. Get comfortable with your openings. Blunder check your moves. Develop pieces before going off with your queen. I watched one game where your opponent developed something like 3 pieces while attacking your queen. You fell behind very quickly because you had to keep moving it. Main thing I would say for you is to think about threats. You seem to fly in trying to pull off an attack while basically ignoring your opponents threats. Take your time and think about what your opponent wants.
hi thanks anyone who will coach me though?
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@alexis_chaely can you help me? im 655 uscf rated
Work on your tactics. Puzzles will help with this. Also try to start thinking in advance. You seem to move without really considering what your opponent will do. You also seem to miss threats. Try to work on this as you seem to lose pretty even games by missing a mate in 1 threat.