At what elo should you take Chess seriously?
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I think that around the 800 range learning opening is about the write time anything before that doesn’t make the game enjoyable for beginners
around 800
Jhe_9 wrote:
around 800
I disagree. 800 is still beginner level.
JohnNapierSanDiego wrote:
the "write time"...? Are you kidding me with this?
bro they’re foreign stop teasing others’ english
I think 600 is where you should learn some openings, but 2000+ is where you should really consider professional chess.
TheSampson wrote:
Jhe_9 wrote:
around 800
I disagree. 800 is still beginner level.
Nvm they’re talking about learning openings
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Jun 3, 2023
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I agree with TheSampson with 2000+ being a good time to consider really studying hard if you haven’t started yet
But just taking it seriously I’d say around 1300 because by then you are probably better than most people you know and enough practice in the right areas of the game could really improve play
But again any rating you can take it seriously and just study hard enough to get better
But just taking it seriously I’d say around 1300 because by then you are probably better than most people you know and enough practice in the right areas of the game could really improve play
But again any rating you can take it seriously and just study hard enough to get better
