@chcolatebacon,
A one-hour Skype lesson with one of our coaches would cost much more than that. Most coaches charge $25-30 for game analysis whereas we're charging just $19.
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Feb 8, 2018
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@chcolatebacon,
Watch your language there. If you don't want to purchase a $19 game analysis, nobody is forcing you to do so. Why would our coaches want your $100 for 5 hours when they earn around $100/hr otherwise?
Feb 8, 2018
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@chcolatebacon,
We're the world's leading online chess academy consisting of the world's best coaches and players. Even former world champions such as Karpov and Anand have taught in Chess University. No, we are not charging too much. In fact, we charge much less than other established chess academies.
Feb 8, 2018
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#5
GeniusKJ wrote:
Would you like to get your chess games analyzed and annotated by Chess University's experienced coaches? Would you like us to uncover the underlying misconceptions and deficiencies in your game that are leading to recurring mistakes? If so, this is for you.
Here's the early bird pricing for game analysis, annotations, and feedback sent to students via email:
1 game - $19
4 games - $69
10 games + 1 bonus game - $149
If you are interested, visit Chess University's new shop site to learn more:
https://chessuniversityshop.com/collections/game-analysis
Just a general question - is it better to send in a "win" or a "loss"? Aiming at the four pack, because lately my games have been painful.
Feb 8, 2018
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#6
NYCosmos wrote:
GeniusKJ wrote:
Would you like to get your chess games analyzed and annotated by Chess University's experienced coaches? Would you like us to uncover the underlying misconceptions and deficiencies in your game that are leading to recurring mistakes? If so, this is for you.
Here's the early bird pricing for game analysis, annotations, and feedback sent to students via email:
1 game - $19
4 games - $69
10 games + 1 bonus game - $149
If you are interested, visit Chess University's new shop site to learn more:
https://chessuniversityshop.com/collections/game-analysis
Just a general question - is it better to send in a "win" or a "loss"? Aiming at the four pack, because lately my games have been painful.
It's definitely better to send games where you struggled so losses are generally better to submit. They don't all have to be losses but I'd say at least 3 of the 4 should be.
Would you like to get your chess games analyzed and annotated by Chess University's experienced coaches? Would you like us to uncover the underlying misconceptions and deficiencies in your game that are leading to recurring mistakes? If so, this is for you.
Here's the early bird pricing for game analysis, annotations, and feedback sent to students via email:
1 game - $19
4 games - $69
10 games + 1 bonus game - $149
If you are interested, visit Chess University's new shop site to learn more:
https://chessuniversityshop.com/collections/game-analysis