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@x5tb don’t do that, focus on tactics and endgames, basic checkmates. Do a bunch of puzzles, if you don’t have a membership on chess.com, then go to Lich***
Im new too
Im a noob
Like that guy on my picture
So hi
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Stock_Fish109 wrote:
@x5tb don’t do that, focus on tactics and endgames, basic checkmates. Do a bunch of puzzles, if you don’t have a membership on chess.com, then go to Lich***
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He meant *****ss but you might be moderated if you say the actual name.
Apr 13, 2021
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Me too! That's why I looked for this awesome article - Study Plan Directory - Chess.com, and it helped me a lot. 
I hope it will do the same for you guys.
I watched a video on youtube about endgames and i did way way better
I would say just study endgames
Also OP, if youre a piece up (knight/bishop/rook) just start trading. Nothing good ever came of me not trading in those situations. I think they call this simplifying
@b4doss wdym did I do something wrong lol
Yes I’m a noob 😆
play the problems and exercises
Apr 13, 2021
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#18
x5tb wrote:
Hey people of chess I'm new and I want to know the best way to get better also any tips & tricks??
Welcome. There are many different ways to improve your game, a newcomer can be overwhelmed, so here is most of what you need to know:
https://www.chess.com/blog/nklristic/the-beginners-tale-first-steps-to-chess-improvement
In any case, good luck.
x5tb wrote:
Hey people of chess I'm new and I want to know the best way to get better also any tips & tricks??
-Learn opening principles and a simple opening (I recommend Scotch, Italian with Fried Liver Attack and Traxler Counterattack, London System, King's Indian Attack)
-Learn simple checkmates (scholars mate, knight/bishop/rook defended queen mates, back rank mates)
-Learn basic tactics (discovered attacks/checks, forks, skewers, pins)
-Learn basic endgames (pawn vs king, rook/queen ladder, odds)
From here, with this info, you should be able to connect different tactics as you go, and maybe learn a few more openings. With all of the things I mentioned, you should be able to reach 1000. Best of luck?
Hey people of chess I'm new and I want to know the best way to get better also any tips & tricks??