*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. Â Get the knowledge first and titles will come. Â Of course if you're really committed to pursuing your dream, chess.com has just the program. Â You just have to get your dad to fork over $150 a month. Â 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. Â Okay, let's go another direction. Â 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.