ricorat wrote:
3point14159too wrote:
and so it starts again *sigh*
All you can do is grab some popcorn and get comfy. This is kinda why I became less active on forums but, it sure is fun to watch
yep
do i really need to be spending 5 hours a day on chess in order to improve
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Jul 25, 2021
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#203
royalknight101 wrote:
Dogy1525 wrote:
He is gutless he ripped off against me a rated game 5/5 he rejected my challenge
i beat you and got you banned 5 times buddy
🤣
Fast improvement needs dedication. The less you get involved, the slower your improvement.
Blitz and bullet shouldn't be counted as working time at all, they are just "fun time".
pfren wrote:
Fast improvement needs dedication. The less you get involved, the slower your improvement.
Blitz and bullet shouldn't be counted as working time at all, they are just "fun time".
Bullet and blitz are the best ways to test your 15+ moves memorized opening lines.
Almost all top rated players play bullet and blitz.
Most of them are not wasting time for fun.
drmrboss wrote:
pfren wrote:
Fast improvement needs dedication. The less you get involved, the slower your improvement.
Blitz and bullet shouldn't be counted as working time at all, they are just "fun time".
Bullet and blitz are the best ways to test your 15+ moves memorized opening lines.
Almost all top rated players play bullet and blitz.
Most of them are not wasting time for fun.
Thank you very much for your useless opinion.
If you follow your method faithfully, one of these days you may even get a FIDE rating.
Heck, you may even become a top rated player, but right now you aren't rated at all, and yet you offer advice which comes out of your nonexistent chess authority.
Jul 25, 2021
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#208
MilitaryStrategy wrote:
pfren wrote:
drmrboss wrote:
pfren wrote:
Fast improvement needs dedication. The less you get involved, the slower your improvement.
Blitz and bullet shouldn't be counted as working time at all, they are just "fun time".
Bullet and blitz are the best ways to test your 15+ moves memorized opening lines.
Almost all top rated players play bullet and blitz.
Most of them are not wasting time for fun.
Thank you very much for your useless opinion.
LOL ...now that's the best line in the entire thread.
omg if you laugh at that you're insignificant and stuff!!!!11!1!!!@@!!!1!!!
hmmm i think 20 mim is more i was 400 before a mouth now i am 1073
Jul 26, 2021
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#210
drmrboss wrote:
Bullet and blitz are the best ways to test your 15+ moves memorized opening lines.
Almost all top rated players play bullet and blitz.
Most of them are not wasting time for fun.
I doubt you'll find many (or any) top-rated players who use bullet/blitz to hone their theory. Amateur players might. But the pros have much more sophisticated training methods than merely . . . playing speed chess.
Generally, they're playing blitz/bullet on their time off, when they're not doing their actual work. And they often aren't even using their practiced repertoires. They'll play the King's Indian one game, the Benoni the next ... toggling openings (and variations) for variety's sake.
They're more likely to save their actual prep for tournament games.
Jul 26, 2021
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#212
I didddddd... Who wouldn't if they know his way of "talking" *clears my throat* I mean boasting.
wtf did military do to this thread 352 new
no, 10 hours at least
Jul 26, 2021
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#217
royalknight101 wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
Viznik your post #360 gave me an aneurism
tbh I was on the verge of becoming more insane
Guys please. Just end this discussion okay? No more talking.
If you want to improve really improve then for every hour you play study three. This will hopefully limit playing for hours making the same mistakes over and over again. Once you improve cut that back. What you study is important. People as a beginner should not be going over master and gm games to see what to do. Its still beyond them, going over your games and correcting errors will help with improvement. As you improve then go on to more advanced studies.
DaBabysBurner wrote:
Seeing all of these middle school kids already higher rated than I am...
oh wait what i thought you were also in middle school
Itsameea wrote:
If you want to improve really improve then for every hour you play study three. This will hopefully limit playing for hours making the same mistakes over and over again. Once you improve cut that back. What you study is important. People as a beginner should not be going over master and gm games to see what to do. Its still beyond them, going over your games and correcting errors will help with improvement. As you improve then go on to more advanced studies.
How would I really be able to practice what I study in only one hour though?
and so it starts again *sigh*
All you can do is grab some popcorn and get comfy. This is kinda why I became less active on forums but, it sure is fun to watch