I'm looking for an experienced chess player/coach to analyze and annotate some of my chess games. I expect the annotation would be professional and educational.
This is a remote-working paid job. Please message me for details.
Price: Approx $3000 USD
You are not even a paid member here and about half of your games are bullet games.
Why not buy a diamond membership and save yourself $2900?
I'm looking for a personalized player, coach and instructor. I'm happy to pay for personalized service.
Check out my profile - free coaching services (if I feel like offering them).
Just post games that you want people to analyze in the forums, and you'll get a lot of people who can give you good advice.
@Cherub Unfortunately, I won't accept free services. I need personalized services, and it can only be done by payment.
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If you insist, I'd recommend @tigerlilov (IM Valeri Lilov), who gets very good reviews from his students, and charges very reasonable rates, has personalized service, and records lesson sessions. I haven't tried lilov, but some people I know have.
For 3000 dollars, you could get one hour a week for a year in terms of personalized, recorded lessons. You'll obviously have to work hard too though.
His site is here:
Also, the reason I mentioned Lilov is because he has a unique service for annotating games - he gives you video-recorded annotations for like 15-20 dollars each, or something around that, where each video is like 15-20 minutes (check the site for details). So that might be of interest to you.
@Cherub
I think $3000 USD is reasonable for what I'm looking for. For example, without payment the analyst owns the copyright of the analysis. That can't happen to me. I must own at least non-exclusive license for the analysis.
Under the intelligence property law, a service that is not paid is not considered as work-for-hire. The analyst owns all rights and everything. That's not possible to me. Legal binding contract can only be enforceable with payment.
^I edited my comment - it depends on how serious you are.
But yeah, with IM Lilov, the annotations are a service he's had for many years, and they're still there, so probably worth getting for what you want.
@Cherub I'm very serious. The analysis must be professional quality, no play-around, no joke. I'll check with IM Lilov, thanks.
I'd say that Lilov is pretty much as professional as you'll get.
If you want to see what he's like, you should check out the tons and tons of free videos he's put out on youtube, and see if you like them.
I'm looking for an experienced chess player/coach to analyze and annotate some of my chess games. I expect the annotation would be professional and educational.
This is a remote-working paid job. Please message me for details.
Price: Approx $3000 USD