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How many games do you play in a day. About
15 give or take
What about lichess?
And blitz or rapid
10 minute games.
And how many on lichess
and then just now i do this? why are the 1200 "people" so diffulct for me to beat? 2200 level 18 bot.
eathealthyfoods wrote:
Are you White?
no. i am black.
I think that the game can change so fast from day to day
Everyone know how to have a high level and have a stress chess game
Mar 2, 2024
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Okay... I have seen your moves... Don't take this seriously but I found that your moves are lacking purpose... Because of this, you have missed a winning move and that is mate in 1... Maybe, what you are lacking is chess visualization... Let me share you a tip...
First of all, visualization is the most hardest skill in chess. It is the most important skill even to GM's. I am not an expert but I can share you 1 tips I am doing right now. These are the steps on visualization that I am currently doing right now.
Step 1: Imagine that all of pieces in the board have a special power like shadowcat in XMen. They can move wherever they want but they are only limited by their movements.
Step 2: Eliminate all of the possible places they can move because of certain limitations. There are two types of limitations, absolute and temporary.
Absolute limitations are checks, and absolute pin.
Regarding Checks you can do the following: Capture the Attacker, Block the Attacker or Move your King away from the Attacker
Absolute Pin makes the pinned piece can't move as long as the King is on the Attacking Piece View if the pinned piece will move. If the pinned piece becomes important to your play you can either add another blockage, Capture the Attacker or Move your King away from the Attacker's Control Squares if your piece move.
Temporary limitations are limitations other than Absolute Limitations.
Step 3: Make a Plan Based on Step 1 and Step 2. Try to navigate the board by means of eliminating limitations while making opponent's pieces movements limited. The more powerful your pieces than your opponent the better.
Step 4: If Your Opponent's Piece Becomes more powerful than your piece, do not hesitate to trade those pieces. It is better to eliminate threats as soon as possible if you know that your piece will not become more powerful than that piece in the whole game.
Step 5: If Your Piece is more powerful than your opponent, do not trade your piece for their weak piece.
Step 6: If you find a tactics or mating pattern, always make sure that your opponent cannot counter attack after you move. Mating pattern that includes sacrifice are very dangerous if you did not plan it exhaustively.
That's all.
If you master this, your pieces will love you like the way you love chess yourself... "I believe in the heart of my pieces" - Yugi Mutou
The best way to do things are laid out in the link I sent earlier...
Curious, I was well into the 1700 here and have hit 2150 on lichess. even 1850 on POGO. Now i strugge constantly to clear 1250? and regularly demolished by 1100? Any ideas why?