how to win all my games? i always analyze my games and each time i make a new mistake. what to do?
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Here's a mad idea. Learn more about chess.
Ah! kaynight, I almost didn't notice you there!
Kaynight you are a laugh per minute.
Rise..of ..the ..immortal...I suggest you PAUSE dont play games . Try computer chess until your confidence RISES. Lengthy sessions of play will deteriorate your game. REFRESH often. What you have just referred to is FELT by all of us at some time . Its mental fatigue and SAMENESS ( routine )where the mind idles. You could change your handle name its too much to live upto
Everyone VOTE for KAYNIGHT to start a HUMOUROUS forum
kaynight wrote:
Take up golf.
Or other outdoor sports.
May 21, 2014
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Hi, I am also an Indian, I know its tough in India, especially in Tamilnadu. If you want to increase your rating, you try to buy standard chess books and take more time to play any move, don't get nervous and find how to stop nervousness. Even, I have the same 'nervous' problem. "Rather than overestimating, underestimate your opponent" Magnus Carlsen. Good Luck...
Becoming an "Immortal". Hmm...A fairly modest aspiration. Just read the Bhagavad Gita and realise you already are 
May 21, 2014
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'Rather than thinking about your opponent or rating, focus your thoughts on making the best move', LoekBergman.
I am in the 1800's and experience the problem getting in the 1900's. It is like Sisyphus, who was punished by the gods, because he had tried to overcome his personal death by locking in the god of death. Everytime I think I reach the top, I get crushed by my opponents, my rating falls down and I have to start all over again. Welcome to chess. :-)
Ronnee wrote:
Everyone VOTE for KAYNIGHT to start a HUMOUROUS forum
That's "Humorous".
kaynight wrote:
Win all your games.
Why didn't I think of that?
Duaditya wrote:
Hi, I am also an Indian, I know its tough in India, especially in Tamilnadu. If you want to increase your rating, you try to buy standard chess books and take more time to play any move, don't get nervous and find how to stop nervousness. Even, I have the same 'nervous' problem. "Rather than overestimating, underestimate your opponent" Magnus Carlsen. Good Luck...
He's not Indian. He's a native of Trollsylvania.
btickler wrote:
Duaditya wrote:
Hi, I am also an Indian, I know its tough in India, especially in Tamilnadu. If you want to increase your rating, you try to buy standard chess books and take more time to play any move, don't get nervous and find how to stop nervousness. Even, I have the same 'nervous' problem. "Rather than overestimating, underestimate your opponent" Magnus Carlsen. Good Luck...
He's not Indian. He's a native of Trollsylvania.
Come oe btickler its not like hes an Immortal Gladiator
Daniel90 wrote:
Come oe btickler its not like hes an Immortal Gladiator
Couldn't be him, he's busy being Billion Tactics Boy ;)...
doubt it... actualy you may be right but why do you think its him?
Play the board, not the rating
May 21, 2014
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I_Am_Second wrote:
Play the board, not the rating
Good advice!
Better yet, try not to look at their ratings until the games over. Is awesome to find out after the fact that chump you just manhandled was rated 200 points above you.
Been there. Done that.
Have come darn close to beating players 400, 500 points higher like that as well.
I am playing chess for around a year and have a rating of staring 14's. The problem is that i have decreased my rating by about 25pts. i lost with a 12's and drew with a 10's. i am getting nervous to play with lower rated players that too young players. Please suggest me some ideas so that i can increase my rating above 1800 soon.
[in India its very hard to play in rated tournaments]