Blundering is normal, especially after not playing for a long time. Even really strong players make mistakes, albeit less frequent and less obvious most of the time. The more you play, less mistakes you will make. Especially if you play longer games. .
How long until you get better at chess?
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Nov 24, 2020
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Another idea is that you start paying supporting this website with monthly fee in order to unlock the cool studying features
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#5
There u can see videos. Do drills. Take lessons. Have eternity puzzles rush )my favorite(
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But it would make him go up in numbers in the rating and he can play faster and better at the same time, right?
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Mmmm ok Solution: staart playing puzzle battle and pass rush that will give you space and quality
Dont hurry dude, im trying about 40 yrs and still around 1000. LOL
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So yeah to gainIn order to acquire speed and quality in your chess game solve as many puzzles rush and puzzle battles as you can! that way you get better in speed and in your quality game ;)
Depends on how much you put into it.
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Play and study today and you will be less likely to blunder the same thing tomorrow.
Eu não sei medir o quanto eu melhorei no xadrez desde que aprendi lendo um manual para iniciantes do GM brasileiro Mequinho (Henrique Mecking) em meados de 1990. Mas jogar contra videogame ou o computador sempre me deixou irritado e frustrado.
Voltei a jogar após Queen's Gambit. E apesar de cometer erros por afobação, notei que para jogadores de mesmo nível, as partidas ficaram mais interessantes.
Aqui no site eu consigo até me divertir, mesmo quando perco. E não abandono uma partida. Pratico a fuga até o mate.
Abraços.
I’ve rediscovered chess after not playing for ages (stopped because I was too much of a perfectionist) and now I feel like I’m hardly making process, I get discouraged because during games I get Hey,
I’ve rediscovered chess after not playing for ages (stopped because I was too much of a perfectionist) and now I feel like I’m hardly making process, I get discouraged because during games I get very nervous and do one stupid mistake after the other and end up losing time after time...
I feel really stupid and get very impatient with myself, even though I really just want to enjoy the game and have fun and maybe at some point get better in my own time.
I thought hearing some experiences from other people while learning, it might be easier for myself to accept my own struggles, because, I can’t be the only one to struggle or to feel this way :)