Your not trying hard enough
Help, im not improving.
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Bullet chess is a much like Pavlov's dog really, stimulus based for the most part, there's no real time for thinking so you won't be developing much of that with games like this. Take the gun away from your head and the bullets out of the gun and try some real chess I'd say.
You're not trying hard enough. More passion will "let the force be with you".
Do more tactcs puzzles. Try harder.
TalsKnight wrote:
Your not trying hard enough
What can i do?
Egroegw wrote:
You're not trying hard enough. More passion will "let the force be with you".
Do more tactcs puzzles. Try harder.
Thank You...
POWERJOHN wrote:
only 18 hours a day ? talk again when you do 420 hours a day of opening training,you're not even trying jesus christ
Ill work on that, thanks.
NKT73 wrote:
Well, since I played 23 once and got around at least 1000 I'll start from where I began. Over 30 years ago when I was a kid I ordered thick chest books through my parents hard work. I studied and quickly learned that one of the most popular chest openings are the 4 knights opening. I've learned others too however somehow probably because it is easy to understand stuck mostly with that. I dropped it for many years even over 20. One day I decided to play a serious chess game and it took off from there. I believe you can learn however sometimes it is not your time. Thank you Jesus Christ.
Thank You
EscherehcsE wrote:
I figured out your problem. You've been looking at your credit rating...
Hmmmmm...Let me review that,,,
You've probably been cursed by pinhead from that 80's movie. Don't worry it will wear off in 100000000 years.
You have to be careful about wandering onto ancient burial sites, walking into pyramids, etc
Exactly. Also stay away from the ouija boards. Remember what happened to Regan MacNeil. She could have studied all she wanted, and not improved.
Don't play bullet - it's garbage if you want to improve. You can't calculate, you are prone to messing up and you barely have time to think.
I've found this out the hard way. Play slow games instead. 
@Diakona, there is a interesting and most peculiar glitch, when I go to lookup if you have ever played a bullet game....
supposedly, in your stats- you have played 5000 bullet games winning most of them- however you have NO rating at all, and there is no games in your game archive.
behold, I'm intrigued... it it bc you have played a lot of games in the distant past? or is there a some kind of glitch in the system??
thegreat_patzer wrote:
@Diakona, there is a interesting and most peculiar glitch, when I go to lookup if you have ever played a bullet game....
supposedly, in your stats- you have played 5000 bullet games winning most of them- however you have NO rating at all, and there is no games in your game archive.
behold, I'm intrigued... it it bc you have played a lot of games in the distant past? or is there a some kind of glitch in the system??
I play so many games of bullet that the chess.com website cant keep track so it always like i dont...
Diakonia wrote:
Im still not improving. I play a million games a bullet every day. I study openings 18 hours a day. I know every opening 400 moves deep. I do 875,000 tactics a day.
My rating wont go up, what am i doing wrong?
Contact AntonioAg . I here he can help people in your position.
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His training method consists of:
1.Download Stockfish
2.Use it
Sure enough, his rating shot up verrry fast...
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Im still not improving. I play a million games a bullet every day. I study openings 18 hours a day. I know every opening 400 moves deep. I do 875,000 tactics a day.
My rating wont go up, what am i doing wrong?