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Nothing really, I dont have a coach and I sometimes do a lesson on chess.com.

Wow really

What did you start at when you began

500 ish

The reason I found out is that I tried to get into chess a few years ago and I still had apps on my phone and I played a bot and I checkmated it in 12 moves.

Thats how I started playing.

I had a slight idea of what I was doing, I played my whole family right after and I won against them all

I am now the best player in my family

Wow, thats a great improvement, congrats ! :) I started playing chess a little bit earlier than you (14th December 2020) and my best win so far is against 1950 rated opponent.It was unrated rapid game and menaged to get three lucky wins in a row against the same guy. I say lucky because he was winning in first two games, and third one was also decided by one move blunder. Also I got a draw against 2000+ rated opponent in a blitz game but Im not really proud of that because I had an obvious winning endgame. My not thinking and fast moving cost me a win and he was saved by repetition. I shouldnt even mention this shame hahah. Keep up the good work! :)

Thank you!

The world's chess elite all tended to start at a very young age, and progress rapidly.

Capablanca was correcting his father's faulty play at age 4. He beat the champion of his country in a match (not just a game, but a 13-game match) at age 12.

Sergey Karjakin learned chess at age 5 and became an International Master at age 11, and a Grandmaster at age 12.

If you hope to become the first woman World Champion, you have your work cut out for you, overtaking these people.

Thank you, Im starting to find it strange how I can win against high rated players yet lose against people my level

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That's known as big game temperament

     It seems that you lose a lot of games against weak players. Your own rating is nothing to boast about, and winning a couple of games when higher-rated players blunder is not an indication of GM-level potential. Don't start spending that world championship prize money yet.

     Study, learn, play OTB and experience the kind of chess you'll need to play to get master ratings. Continue to play and enjoy your good games.

Nothing is impossible and someone always has to be the first.

I think the real reason we haven't had a female world champpion is that most women prefer doing something else with their time than studying chess full time. 

ramen, just one point about your supposed game win here against SadistHiyoriFanatic - there is no record in your Archive of you playing this player and there is noone by that Username on here. So I think you might be telling us lies.

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the caps scores are...interesting