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One word says it all - Win.
BTW nice to see you back for the summer, moon!
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Moonwarrior_1 a écrit :
If you had to give one tip or piece of advice for beginners starting to learn chess what would it be. If they wanted to improve. Or more specifically what’s some good advice for U1000s?
Get one book that is a beginner course like this one,and read it many times until the U 1000 player know and can do everything that it teach: I bought the big one with 22 lessons and I did read it 3 times in a few years apart and I still learn something the third time when i was U1300
https://www.amazon.ca/-/fr/Lev-Alburt/dp/1889323012
Comprehensive Chess Course Volume 1: Learn Chess In 12 Lessons
par Roman A Pelts
International Grandmaster Lev Alburt, three-time U.S. champion and former European champion, is one of the most sought-after chess teachers in the world. He lives in New York.
Roman Pelts is best known as one of the most respected chess trainers in the world. Since founding the Roman Pelts Chess Studio, first in Montreal and later in Toronto, he has taught hundreds of students and is commonly regarded as Canada's top chess teacher.
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#9
10/0 is way too fast....15/10 at least....or a 30 min game.taking your time mean looking very carefully to each move of both players....even 15/10 is too fast if the game last more than 40 moves....
First book I read was Modern Chess Openings, by Nick de Firmian, fun and easy to read. Starts slow, but then it gets better hehe.
just play more games and be careful
not play like me
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#14
study lessons & puzzles, reviewing missed solutions... also analyze completed games to find improvements.
Take your time and think when you play, when you analyze, and when you study
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#16
Don't move the same piece twice in the opening until you've completed development. Unless tactics dictate otherwise. 
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So I have read most comments here, and most of them says like “You” do that or something like that. This guy is literally a 2000 player no way he a beginner. He probably wanted to give this advice to a beginner player, not for him. I just wanted to point this.
ChessSBM wrote:
So I have read most comments here, and most of them says like “You” do that or something like that. This guy is literally a 2000 player no way he a beginner. He probably wanted to give this advice to a beginner player, not for him. I just wanted to point this.
Yep, looking for advice to give to beginners I already have my opinions but was nearing what others thought/say.
If you had to give one tip or piece of advice for beginners starting to learn chess what would it be. If they wanted to improve. Or more specifically what’s some good advice for U1000s?