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You should consider playing classical and sometimes rapid games, and stop playing blitz for several months until you see substantial improvements. If you can't reach 2000 in rapid, you shouldn't play blitz, but if you prefer having fun in blitz to playing better, you can settle for reaching 1900 in rapid or even just 1800.

Accept your limits, be more humble, and you'll see your weaknesses more clearly. You have two options:
a. Don't improve at all or improve very little and just have fun playing blitz.
b. Stop playing blitz for several months or perhaps two years and train in classical and rapid games (minimum 40% classical games).

Option b can be complemented with training that suits your needs and abilities. With option a, you accept that this is simply your level and have fun. Whether you choose path a or path b, you accept that chess is a thousand times harder than you thought and that sometimes you can play badly enough that your opponents, by their own ability, can see the chess engine's moves.

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accusing me of playing like a machine will not only make my day, week, month but will also boost my confidence into thinking I am actually a machine and therefore I'm coming to destroy you like terminator 1, with the company of my friends Moulinex microwave, iphoneX, Nespresso Barista, MSI and chatgpt ,, we are coming and there's nothing you can do

Avatar of HangingPiecesChomper

I agree 1100 here is much harder than 2000

Avatar of BigChessplayer665
HangingPiecesChomper wrote:

I agree 1100 here is much harder than 2000

Not rly not when you have your erm history of games

Avatar of DejaDeJugarBlitz
HangingPiecesChomper escribió:

I agree 1100 here is much harder than 2000

I'm imagining it, or you're Honchkrowabcd

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Pretty fun that people say: I looked at ur game and noone cheated. How tf u know they cheat or not. 0 iq