*getting into Kaynight mode*
Leave your country.
Help me in my quest for being the next World Champion.
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I can't leave my country. It would be difficult to convince my father to even take out of my city. No chess clubs in sight. Assistance required.
Ive got a fried dollar I can put toward your airfare.
kleelof wrote:
Ive got a fried dollar I can put toward your airfare.
Areez gets fascinated and replies:-
That belongs to ProfessorProfessen. Would you please buy it for me?!
MuhammadAreez10 wrote:
kleelof wrote:
Ive got a fried dollar I can put toward your airfare.
Areez gets fascinated and replies:-
That belongs to ProfessorProfessen. Would you please buy it for me?!
I would, but he's charging 5 dollars for it.
kleelof wrote:
MuhammadAreez10 wrote:
kleelof wrote:
Ive got a fried dollar I can put toward your airfare.
Areez gets fascinated and replies:-
That belongs to ProfessorProfessen. Would you please buy it for me?!
I would, but he's charging 5 dollars for it.
Areez is excited: Oh Come On Lee!!! Gimme those 5 dollars!
MuhammadAreez10 wrote:
Hello everyone! I am Areez and I want to be the youngest World Chess Champion. Unfortunately, I live in a country where chess isn't widespread and I can't find any FIDE-rated tournaments in my city and anywhere nearby. How can I get an FIDE rating? Help required please.
I don't think lack of a FIDE rating is what's keeping you from your path to world champion. Get the knowledge first and titles will come. Of course if you're really committed to pursuing your dream, chess.com has just the program. You just have to get your dad to fork over $150 a month. There are links here:
http://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/quotprodigy-programquot---experiences
$150 a month? That is like a trillion rupee!
Mar 18, 2015
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I think you need to play a lot more chess on chess.com and try and improve your online grading which at the moment is rather low. Don't think about FIDE grading just try and get better.
Gosh, I hadn't thought about that. Okay, let's go another direction. You can become a member of the USCF even though you don't live in the USA.
http://www.chess.com/news/chesscom-to-host-uscf-quick-rated-play-9414
Or maybe go Arena and get some patzer titles:
http://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/new-fide-titles-for-amateur-chess-players
I don't want a patzer title. I want the GM title. I'll start studying once I play my first tourney. $150 is way too much. It's like 15% of the total salary. So, how can I register for FIDE?
What about a coach?
Yep...
You're welcome to beat me
Like who?
MuhammadAreez10 wrote:
I don't want a patzer title. I want the GM title. I'll start studying once I play my first tourney. $150 is way too much. It's like 15% of the total salary. So, how can I register for FIDE?
https://www.fide.com/fide/handbook.html?id=180&view=article
@matvox: I'm sorry but my aim is to beat Magnus, not you.
Hello everyone! I am Areez and I want to be the youngest World Chess Champion. Unfortunately, I live in a country where chess isn't widespread and I can't find any FIDE-rated tournaments in my city and anywhere nearby. How can I get an FIDE rating? Help required please.