2000's, i want chess tips. i am 928 and am 12
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ChessPlayingSloth1
1 day ago
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#21
Okay, here’s some advice, but it might not work because it mostly depends on how old you are and how in love with the game you are. I learned it when I was five and spend at least 2 hours a day on it, so I shoot up through the rating ladder quickly. I’d say just do lots of puzzles, if you can, get a pro account and do puzzle rush like 12 times a day. Also play a lot of games, and you’ll be good.
1 day ago
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#22
If you REALLY want to improve at chess, you have to play a lot of games. For example: you played at oct. 8 and then oct. 16. Can you imagine how much more you could learn if you would play every day? Allways analyse your game after you finish it. Find your mistakes (moves after which evaluation bar drops significantly), try to firmly write them into your memory. Never start new game without analysing last game (btw this is the reason why you should not accept rematches). Solve as much puzzles as you can. Don’t forget there are custom puzzles too. Always try to calculate whole solution. Never ever guess moves in puzzles! Study master games to learn how to fight for the center and how to use your rooks. Castle quickly and if you’re not castled avoid opening of the center. Good luck.
