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theashggl
Mar 6, 2018
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I think so much at least 5 moves but still can't get high rating why?
play correct move.
And think all variation 
Apr 29, 2018
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#3
Deepakkumar123456789 wrote:
play correct move.
And think all variation
yes that's the key
JamesColeman wrote:
Long variation, wrong variation
Oh wow!It's the redhead!Nice seeing you here.Props 
Apr 29, 2018
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#5
Hi. MY name is Praseed. I am from India and I live in Sharjah, UAE. I study in grade 5 at The Indian High School, Dubai and I won a chess tournament there. Think before you play and think all outcomes what will happen.
Apr 30, 2018
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#6
ghost_of_pushwood wrote:
JamesColeman wrote:
Long variation, wrong variation
Also I think a lot of less experienced players believe they're calculating when really they're just moving their own pieces around in their heads without considering what their opponents might do (or what the best moves might be). It's more akin to daydreaming than true calculation.
I wasn't able to look 5 full moves ahead with any degree of reliability until I became an 1800 player (ECF=150, if I'm understanding the conversion table right).
I'll consider your words.And thanx everyone
Apr 30, 2018
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#7
JamesColeman wrote:
Long variation, wrong variation
Tartakower said something like: "only one but always the right one". when asked how many moves he thinks ahead.
Apr 30, 2018
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theashggl wrote:
I think so much at least 5 moves but still can't get high rating why?
You read, were told, somehow believe that all good players look "X" amount of moves ahead ALL THE TIME. And like pretty much all chess players at one time or another feel you need to see 5...6...7...or more moves ahead...because...well that what good players do.
The problem with that is this. You need to know when to look deeply into a position.
Take your last game:
https://www.chess.com/livechess/game?id=2779757077
If you see 5 moves ahead, how did you lose in 14 moves?