I can’t seem to gain ELO
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Evincity01
Nov 4, 2024
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#1
Hello, I am a slightly advance player with 100 elo (on rapid) and 250 on blitz, my dream is to get to 1500-2000 ELO put I can’t seem to gain it. Do you have any tips and tricks to help?
Nov 4, 2024
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#5
100 elo rapid is already avanced as you said. No need to waste ur time trying to reach 2000
chomp on hanging pieces
Nov 4, 2024
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#8
Always think thoroughly before you move so you don’t fall for tings like forks
1800 is a joke on this site, they hang their pieces
At ~100 rating, you may well have an advanced technique at dropping material, and that is that.
Nov 5, 2024
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#13
Practice, practice, PRACTICE : ) ( 'cause I have a FiDe rating but still not showing
Not sure if you're trolling but I would say learn 2 openings for white, 2 openings for black, follow chess principles, do puzzles, and practice. Also, don't expect your rating to spike up. Monitor it over longer periods of time. I would say monitoring your rating every 1 month or 3 months is good.
Nov 5, 2024
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#16
Kenji129 wrote:
Evincity01 wrote:
@Kenji129 dont spam in my forum…
SILENT YOU!
No thanks c:
AACChessPro wrote:
Play sisilion defense and do not resign I’m 987 btw
Opening choice has nothing to do with gaining rating points if you don't know how to play the opening. Beginner players should focus on tactics and board vision, and the best way to do that is with open games. Theoretically complex openings like the Sicilian and 1. d4 openings should generally be avoided. Just always play 1. e4 or 1. ...e5, and then deal with whatever comes next using your own judgement. You shouldn't start to excessively learn openings until at least 800 rating.
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Nov 5, 2024
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#20
s-hikamaru wrote:
AACChessPro wrote:
Play sisilion defense and do not resign I’m 987 btw
Opening choice has nothing to do with gaining rating points if you don't know how to play the opening. Beginner players should focus on tactics and board vision, and the best way to do that is with open games. Theoretically complex openings like the Sicilian and 1. d4 openings should generally be avoided. Just always play 1. e4 or 1. ...e5, and then deal with whatever comes next using your own judgement. You shouldn't start to excessively learn openings until at least 800 rating.
I played the beginner 400-700 Elo bot (The Komodo one) and got checkmate in 26 moves, is that good?