Can give you a free lesson tomorrow if you want
Pretty trash and need help
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cant on weekends, but ill check out a channel if you have one
Dear Coastal,
I can help you with improving all of your skills (openings, strategies, tactics, endgames) at chess. I am an official, full-time coach. Let me introduce myself. 
My name is Gabor Balazs. I am a Hungarian FM, fighting for the IM title. My top ELO is 2435. I have been playing chess for 21 years. I won the Hungarian Rapid Championship twice (U16 and U18).
I love teaching chess and it is very important for me that both of us enjoy the lessons beside the hard work. I have pupils almost all the levels from beginners to advanced players (1100-2200 ELO).
You can see a lot of feedbacks from my coaching services here: https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-lessons/feedbacks-from-my-services
Why should you choose me?
- I have a widespread opening repertoire (a lot of openings are analysed by strong Grand Masters).
- I have a lot of chess books in PDF and Chessbase format, so I can teach you the main middlegame plans, the art of calculations, famous chess games and the endgame theory.
- I have elaborated, personalized training plans, which help you to improve your skills effectively.
- I help you analyse your games deeply, so you can realise your mistakes and learn from them.
- I am really flexible and hard-working person, the quality of my work is really important for me.
- My lessons are on Skype or Zoom with webcam and screensharing. (Skype ID: balazs.gabor91 ; Zoom ID: balazsgabor1991@gmail.com)
- I give homeworks, so you can also practice alone and I check your solutions in my free time.
- I answer your messages within 1 day, I am not the type of coach who disappears for a week after the lesson.
My hourly rate is 35 USD/hour.
Please, contact me (balazsgabor1991@gmail.com), if you are interested in working with me, I am looking forward to your message. 
not looking to pay any money here not that serious yet
@CoastalWhistle I can analyze any of your games for free just choose a game for me to analyze
Sep 11, 2020
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CoastalWhistle wrote:
Need some tips, level one computer can beat me still.
This is a good resource to start with:
https://www.chess.com/blog/KeSetoKaiba/opening-principles-again
Many chess.com members have told me it helped them a lot You should certainly be able to win against computer level 1 by implementing these ideas into your chess game. Learning chess and progress seldom happens overnight, but with some time and effort: I know you can do it
Need some tips, level one computer can beat me still.