How to reach 2000 elo
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You play, you lose, you analyse your lost games to learn from your mistakes.
Feb 13, 2024
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The main difference between a 1600 and a 2000 player is that the latter’s play is more sharp and forcing. Try to improve more on tactics by solving a large number of puzzles. Learn 1 opening for white and 1 for black deeply, and play these openings only. Learn king pawn endgames more deeply.
Feb 13, 2024
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tygxc wrote:
You play, you lose, you analyse your lost games to learn from your mistakes.
Feb 14, 2024
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Palitage wrote:
I would like to reach 2000 elo maybe in a week or month
what
Feb 14, 2024
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ChessIsLikeFire wrote:
B1ZMARK wrote:
Palitage wrote:
I would like to reach 2000 elo maybe in a week or month
what
It's doable if you play 24/7 with no sleep. Obviously, you need sleep, but 2000 elo isn't that quick of a journey as it seems to be. I had a plateau for around 2 months, 2 months, and 6 months at 1600, 1800, and 2000 respectively. The biggest difference between a 1600 and a 2000 could be the largest or slightest of things. When I was a 1600, I realized that 2000 players would play very fast compared to me in 10 minute games, so I picked up my pace and played more solidly. I also found out that 1600s play natural developing moves that have negative consequences in the future, such as the misplacement of a piece. An example of this could be in the exchange caro, and then my opponent plays Nc3, and I immediately evaluate it as a inaccuracy.
This "possibility" of it being achieved legitimately is about the same as a naturally occurring rube goldberg machine
Hello i've been playing chess for a about a year and recently made a new chess.com account. I have rapidly made up my way to 1600 elo however I'm feeling like i'm stuck at this elo and I would like to reach 2000 elo maybe in a week or month I don't know if that is possible. I mainly play rapid or blitz btw