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Also the other poster is right about your writing being terrible, assuming you’re a native English speaker. Unless you’re about nine years old.
Jul 29, 2020
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#22
@SNUDOO, how have you went from 1100 to 2000 in a year? Whats your tips? lol
Jul 29, 2020
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#23
Bro I honestly have no idea but I did read loads of chess books for hours a day, but it was fun to read. (I’ve always been a reader)
then I try to apply or mimic games in my own games
Jul 29, 2020
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#24
Well the mentality is important, too. The “I’m winning even if I’m not” mentality
Jul 30, 2020
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#25
SNUDOO wrote:
Bro I honestly have no idea but I did read loads of chess books for hours a day, but it was fun to read. (I’ve always been a reader)
then I try to apply or mimic games in my own games
Can you kindly recommend just one or two of the best books that've helped you improve most?
Thanks!
Jul 30, 2020
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#26
Kraig wrote:
SNUDOO wrote:
Bro I honestly have no idea but I did read loads of chess books for hours a day, but it was fun to read. (I’ve always been a reader)
then I try to apply or mimic games in my own games
Can you kindly recommend just one or two of the best books that've helped you improve most?
Thanks!
Logical Chess: Move by Move (Irving Chernev)
Understanding the Chess Openings (Sam Collins)
The Art of Attack in Chess (some russian guy whose name I can't remember)
Attack with Mikhail Tal (still hard to do for me)
I used the second one to test out openings, and then I would buy books on them if I liked it.
