Anyone rated below 800. I can help you achieve 800 rating.
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Okay, I’ll bite. How?
Ok sure how lol
Apr 21, 2021
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Is there some magic formula?
I know what it is like to start at 500 in the new year and climb to 1280 in February to tilt afterwards.
Apr 21, 2021
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#5
Just watch some youtube videos on openings. Play some games and analyze them afterward via lichess or chess.com. Do some puzzles, if you want unlimited puzzles go to lichess or just buy a chess.com subscription. By doing just these things I am sure that you can cross 800.
I’m slowly climbing lol. I am happy tho because in my last game I got to utilize a pawn fork and a pin that won me the game. I’m still trash but improving.
Apr 21, 2021
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To all those below 1000 and wants to improve chess (and as a bonus, get a 1000 rating):
JUST DO PUZZLES. Keep doing them daily for 1 month (if you skip a week, restart from zero) and try to get a high pass rate rather than achieving a time bonus. In another word, just get it right, don't pay much attention to time. You will get the hang of it and speed up in no time.
You need to understand why you made mistakes on puzzles and stop celebrating on a passed one (because you need to pass those easy ones to "level up").
Stop playing with below 1500 rating players unless you know how to use software/engine and analyze your game like a 2000+ player (no, you don't know how to do that yet). So, stop playing 100 random blitz games a day. Instead, go get a membership on chess.com or find other famous sites and spend an hour and do 30-60 puzzles a day. Once you get a puzzle rating at somewhere 1500, come back and play some rapid or blitz, you will be surprised to see a winning streak and get your ratings up above 1000 in a few days.
Thank me later.
I’ve been doing puzzles pretty regularly. They have definitely helped. I would play with more 1500 rated players, but don’t have many 1500 friends. Maybe we could play so I could get more experience?
Apr 21, 2021
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#9
Tbh, there is a high chance of someone picking up wrong stuff by learning from a 800.
Then again, Magnus might be thinking the same thing while he sees 1800s teaching others sooo 
Wym Magnus is scared to play me. I could ez clap him with my 700 rapid 😎
You aren’t allowed to have two accounts at once
Apr 21, 2021
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SpacePodz wrote:
Wym Magnus is scared to play me. I could ez clap him with my 700 rapid 😎
Then I double-kick him with my 1350 rapid 😎
Apr 21, 2021
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#15
Hey, does anyone have over 1600 rapid rating over here? We gt keep the chain going
Apr 21, 2021
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#16
nope, but does do you have a rating of 1700 of rapid, @Sammy_Thechessboy
Apr 21, 2021
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#17
SpacePodz wrote:
I’ve been doing puzzles pretty regularly. They have definitely helped. I would play with more 1500 rated players, but don’t have many 1500 friends. Maybe we could play so I could get more experience?
It's honestly a waste of your time to play more than 2 games at below 1000 level. Learning theories and openings, doing puzzles to sharpen you mid game tactics are the only contributing factors here. Without learning main openings and figure out mate-in-threes, the more games you play, the more frustration you will get. Plus, analyzing games and learning from your own mistake is what improves your chess when you get to 1500+. Below 1000 basically means you haven't passed the "blunder stage". Need puzzles to get your over that hurdle.
Though doing puzzles is the best shortcut here, the whole spectrum of must-know chess knowledge is too vast for me to elaborate here, and no one pays me to do it here anyways.
I taught two beginner kids when I was in high school and they ended up winning provincial tournaments in one or two years (rated 1700-1800 when they did, probably 1900 online.)
I doubt I could stand a chance against a 1000 😅 I still suck pretty bad.
If you are anyone who is rated below 800 ratings I can help you quickly get there. Ask me. I am not gonna take any kind of fee for that.