How do you stay cool during a game? - Chess Forums - Page 6

ShaoniHiya

Apr 6, 2019

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#101

i said "the solution"

edr0nt

Apr 6, 2019

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#102

Mi_Amigo wrote:

sougataghosh wrote:

Mi_Amigo wrote:

sougataghosh wrote:

Mi_Amigo wrote:

sougataghosh wrote:

Mi_Amigo wrote:

not to talk about the fact that the physical size of a brain has nothing to do with intelligence

You're one unique kid with an onion brain..

can't argue with that ↑

I know right!

more immatureness

I was being you, so yeah..

no need to be me, yu can't be me, you couldn't even be yourself! 2x17

I can be you, you're in a different timeline

Typewriter44

Apr 6, 2019

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#103

AxiomaticDelphic wrote:

Whenever I start playing a game, I start to get nervous. My brain starts to heat up fast that I blunder a lot of pieces. So how do you stay cool? Is there some kind of psychological trick? Thanks for your time.

Breathe, take your time, look at 2-3 candidate moves and think twice before you capture or give check

llamonade

Apr 6, 2019

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#104

AxiomaticDelphic wrote:

Whenever I start playing a game, I start to get nervous. My brain starts to heat up fast that I blunder a lot of pieces. So how do you stay cool? Is there some kind of psychological trick? Thanks for your time.

Whenever my opponent makes a move I don't like, and I start feeling the way you just described, I stand on my chair and shout...

DreamHopeLiveSing

Apr 6, 2019

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#105

AxiomaticDelphic wrote:

MainframeSupertasker wrote:

You just worry because of the clock running low try some bullet games, it will go away maybe

It is not about the clock actually. It is about the opponent. The position he plays look really complex when in fact it is easy.

Try practicing against the computer. Do you have the same issue with the computers?

MainframeSupertasker

Apr 6, 2019

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#106

DreamHopeLiveSing wrote:

AxiomaticDelphic wrote:

MainframeSupertasker wrote:

You just worry because of the clock running low try some bullet games, it will go away maybe

It is not about the clock actually. It is about the opponent. The position he plays look really complex when in fact it is easy.

Try practicing against the computer. Do you have the same issue with the computers?

You're copying my skills... darn it!!!!!!

DreamHopeLiveSing

Apr 6, 2019

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#107

MainframeSupertasker wrote:

DreamHopeLiveSing wrote:

AxiomaticDelphic wrote:

MainframeSupertasker wrote:

You just worry because of the clock running low try some bullet games, it will go away maybe

It is not about the clock actually. It is about the opponent. The position he plays look really complex when in fact it is easy.

Try practicing against the computer. Do you have the same issue with the computers?

You're copying my skills... darn it!!!!!!

Lol I actually practice mostly against computers cause I get to stressed with real people

flyinggmachine

Apr 7, 2019

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#108

AxiomaticDelphic wrote:

Whenever I start playing a game, I start to get nervous. My brain starts to heat up fast that I blunder a lot of pieces. So how do you stay cool? Is there some kind of psychological trick? Thanks for your time.

I just play the game, thinking you need to win every game will make you anxious, i play for fun , thinking only about the moves, i think only of best moves needed for me to be played, that will take me out from a bad position or keep my winning position, i have no knowledge of openings as It has too many variations, and i rely on tactics 95% , and after I win many games in a row, only then I play for win, if I lose, i don't feel anything, i check my blunders, or mistakes, then next game i play more tactically!

FM

Destroyer942

Apr 7, 2019

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#109

blueemu wrote:

Sit on your hands.

But what about the clock?

Ultimateghost

Apr 7, 2019

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#110

well i can say that take a 15 mins match and just cool your mind. If u take a 5 mins match u will be in a tension of time that u have gave the move fast or the time will be up so take a 15 mins match u have enough time to choose a move and just be cool.

aspiringpsychiatrist

Apr 7, 2019

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#111

AxiomaticDelphic wrote:

Whenever I start playing a game, I start to get nervous. My brain starts to heat up fast that I blunder a lot of pieces. So how do you stay cool? Is there some kind of psychological trick? Thanks for your time.

The story of my life in a few sentences. I like to play the position, not my opponent. And, wow, does that help. Don't try to win the game, play the best move in the position. Time management comes with playing bullet chess and fast calculation.

AxiomaticDelphic

Apr 7, 2019

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#112

08-abchess2006-64 wrote:

AxiomaticDelphic wrote:

Whenever I start playing a game, I start to get nervous. My brain starts to heat up fast that I blunder a lot of pieces. So how do you stay cool? Is there some kind of psychological trick? Thanks for your time.

The story of my life in a few sentences. I like to play the position, not my opponent. And, wow, does that help. Don't try to win the game, play the best move in the position. Time management comes with playing bullet chess and fast calculation.

That's some inspiring words. Thanks!

AxiomaticDelphic

Apr 7, 2019

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#113

There is actually a lot of comments in which I can't like thanks to everyone so I'll just say it here.

Thanks for the tips guys! I will sure to test each of them out and let you know!

AxiomaticDelphic

Apr 7, 2019

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#114

And this forum was filled with mostly @Mi_Amigo and @sougataghosh...

This is a forbidden picture of them :

edr0nt

Apr 7, 2019

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#115

LOL

DreamHopeLiveSing

Apr 7, 2019

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#116

Haha lol

AxiomaticDelphic

Apr 7, 2019

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#117

krishnavaktaprahlada wrote:

While playing bullets many times I get tensed and commit idiotic blunders.

Bro, everyone will commit idotic blunders.. it's bullet.. don't expect any good..

Gommo17

Apr 8, 2019

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#118

YOU DON'T

AxiomaticDelphic

Apr 8, 2019

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#119

Gommo17 wrote:

YOU DON'T

You are just saying that because you are on fire banana man.

josephyossi

May 15, 2019

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#120

AxiomaticDelphic wrote:

Whenever I start playing a game, I start to get nervous. My brain starts to heat up fast that I blunder a lot of pieces. So how do you stay cool? Is there some kind of psychological trick? Thanks for your time.

try and just focus on the position not rating or anything eles.