marqumax wrote:
I'm 1880 FIDE. But I can't stop winning everything. I went from 1424 to 1880 in 2 months. My advise is to win. It feels so good
Yes my fides going up a lot but I don’t really care about my fide
How to recover from otb tilt
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i agree with @d4nf6bg51-0 if u give all ur rating to me u cant worry about rating since u have none 
Sep 18, 2021
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BulletM4st3r wrote:
i agree with @d4nf6bg51-0 if u give all ur rating to me u cant worry about rating since u have none
u wish
Sep 18, 2021
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blitz2009 wrote:
I’m not that good but maybe take a break that helps me
thats never a good idea my goal is to somehow get 2000 by the end of the year
Sep 18, 2021
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BulletM4st3r wrote:
LMAO 2000?! u must be asleep
JKJKJKJKJKJ
look at the somehow part plz 
Sep 18, 2021
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blitz2009 wrote:
How do you have more wins than loses but still 2300 blitz that doesn’t make any sense
what?
Sep 20, 2021
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#52
Play gambits!
I cam give you a few secret lines if you want privately he he
Sep 20, 2021
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#53
Batman2508 wrote:
Play gambits!
I cam give you a few secret lines if you want privately he he
give me some secret lines
Sep 20, 2021
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abhijith1450 wrote:
Batman2508 wrote:
Play gambits!
I cam give you a few secret lines if you want privately he he
give me some secret lines
you play 1.d4 
Sep 26, 2021
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#55
Thx for the advice I didn’t throw any games today I gained some back
Trophies100 wrote:
Recently I grinded in otb my increase was over 100+ points but now I just tilted rlly bad -50. How to recover from it? any advice preferably from higher 1800 or higher in uscf thanks in advance
- Earn some money
- Pay your opponents to lose on purpose
- Problem solved
Sep 27, 2021
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Anytime I tilt otb I take 2-4 weeks off of tourneys and do light study with mainly blitz. Then when I come back I feel refreshed and do better
2k uscf btw
Sep 27, 2021
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Power wrote:
Anytime I tilt otb I take 2-4 weeks off of tourneys and do light study with mainly blitz. Then when I come back I feel refreshed and do better
2k uscf btw
Pog and yes I did take a break 4 about a month
Sep 27, 2021
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#60
You don't tell us what your USCF otb rating is, or how you won 100 points and lost 50 back. Was it a great performance in one tournament vs higher rated players (or a couple of gross blunders by much-higher rated opponents) followed by a return to your "normal" play? Did you slowly work you rating up only to have a couple of disasters vs much-lower-rated players? Or did you play well for a while and then seem to regress for a while?
For us club-level players (classes C-A), inconsistency is a fact of life. Were we able to regularly play our best our ratings would be higher and steadier. A swing of 50 points over a few tournaments is normal.
If the rise and fall was more sudden it was probably just luck, good and bad. You played variations your "inferiors" were very well-versed in. Your "superiors" hadn't played at all during the pandemic and were rusty. You beat a few oldsters whose ratings were floors because they were strong years ago but now are actually much weaker than their ratings.
In any case, don't think it was all about your play. The small gains and losses you describe will happen now and again over a long chess life. Relax, study to improve your weaknesses, and in the long run you should improve. And be sure to enjoy playing rather than putting too much pressure on yourself.
dk @d4nf6bg51-0 said bay area is under rated
but for me, bay area seems overrated
not true
he said the same thing when he kept on going up but now he’s in his level and it’s harder to go up