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Hello everyone, I am a chess lover. I play casual games with my friends and family members and I win very often. But I want to beat more advanced players now. So what should I do next?
Should I invest my time learning good opening moves or just play games with computer at higher levels? Learning opening moves seems very tideous thing because there are so many opening theories to cover. It may take my entire life to master every opening move. Please give me your valuable suggestions.
set your games to play only players at your own rating and up to 250 points higher
after each game, analyze and annotate to the best of your ability; then, and only after, use the engine to “blunder check”- see missed tactics- or any ideas/lines you just couldnt sense
after each game, analyze and annotate to the best of your ability; then, and only after, use the engine to “blunder check”- see missed tactics- or any ideas/lines you just couldnt sense
Play better/stronger players often. Analyze / review your games, with a stronger player when possible . Try to be objective about your mistakes and weaknesses. Play against chess engines increasing the level as you start winning more than half your games, where n>20 games at a given level/strength.
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You could watch a bunch of youtube videos to learn cool gamibits and openings. Then use them against a computer and see what happens. If it works for you try them in real games.
Here is a cool channel to get started:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLXYjOKeyT-KCwK09Bvvxwg/featured?view_as=subscriber
awesome170 пишет:
awesome170 пишет: You could watch a bunch of youtube videos to learn cool gamibits and openings. Then use them against a computer and see what happens. If it works for you try them in real games.Here is a cool channel to get started:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLXYjOKeyT-KCwK09Bvvxwg/featured?view_as=subscribeт
You could watch a bunch of youtube videos to learn cool gamibits and openings. Then use them against a computer and see what happens. If it works for you try them in real games.
Here is a cool channel to get started:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLXYjOKeyT-KCwK09Bvvxwg/featured?view_as=subscriber
watch YouTube videos by agadmator and solve tactics problems.
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