what do I do?
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kaiden534
Dec 28, 2020
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Last year, I was really good at chess and then, I stopped playing chess for a year when I started chess again I was still pretty good at chess but and then, I got I thought I was getting better but and now I’m getting worser and worser at chess.
Dec 28, 2020
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#2
The first thing you should do is make a better attempt at constructing a coherent sentence. After that you could do some lessons, practice tactics, watch YouTube videos and play lots of games.
Dec 28, 2020
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#4
Something that doesn't read like it was written by an out of breath 6 year old.
Dec 28, 2020
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#5
I am in the same boat. I thought I was improving, but then a massive losing streak. From lots of forum reading and elsewhere this can be normal as you are learning new tactics and ways to play. so you tend to dip and then improve. well that's what I am telling myself :laugh :laugh :laugh
Stop playing bullet games. At your level bullet games are just luck, or a one trick pony.
please dont be rude, you will regret it once he becomes a master when growing up
My best advice is to approach the game differently. If you were an e4 player, try d4 instead. Were you fast and aggressive? Try developing every piece before initiating an attack. Also learning strategic ideas could help you get a new perspective. Good luck!
can yall help me
Jan 5, 2021
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#18
kaiden534 wrote:
I prefer to attack but the way I attack is too obvious
His is typical beginner mentality. You actually have no idea how to attack, but because you think it makes you "aggressive/tactical" you go with it. Youre playing speed chess which is not how you learn. All it does is instill bad habits. Even your daily games are speed chess.
kaiden534 wrote:
I prefer to attack but the way I attack is too obvious
Do you learn tactics to gain material? Do you know the scholars mate and such? I would start at that if I were you. Also I advice the Magnus training app, it has helped me a lot too
