This is how the rating works, everyone gets stuck at some level
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Do you do anything chess related except playing countless chess games? You should solve puzzles frequently, get some chess books (preferably from IM Jeremy Silman, that helped me a lot), and most importantly, if you lose 2-3 games in a row, you should take a break.
#2 yes if they don't take chess seriously.
Just_an_average_player136 a écrit :
Fet wrote:
#2 yes if they don't take chess seriously.
Cough I tilted so much
It's because of your new pfp I think
#5 you call losing 35 points tilting? That is really far from tilting.
Charcoal-11 wrote:
I can't gain rating anymore. I have been stuck here at 1800-1900 rapid for the past 6 or 7 so months. I don't know if improving is possible. Is this normal? It sure doesn't feel normal: (
Improving def is possible, for ex u went from 1800 to ur peak of1938 in like 2 weeks! Just never give up
nonotrocosto2011 wrote:
Just_an_average_player136 a écrit :
Fet wrote:
#2 yes if they don't take chess seriously.
Cough I tilted so much
It's because of your new pfp I think
No I changed it after tilting
MrChatty a écrit :
This is how the rating works, everyone gets stuck at some level
True.
For one thing, the how many hours you spend daily in studying and analyzing chess can't increase beyond some amount when you've got a job and maybe kids. Or college/school studies.
And for the other, even pro chess players (pro means it's their job playing chess) studying like 8 hours a day almost every day, do reach a peak level some day, if 2400, 2500 or 2600, and never really get above it.
Then, eventually, one grows old, and well, maintaining oneself to that peak level becomes a sport alone, then, becomes just, plain and simply, impossible, when age takes its token out of your results.
Kaeldorn wrote:
MrChatty a écrit :
This is how the rating works, everyone gets stuck at some level
True.
For one thing, the how many hours you spend daily in studying and analyzing chess can't increase beyond some amount when you've got a job and maybe kids. Or college/school studies.
And for the other, even pro chess players (pro means it's their job playing chess) studying like 8 hours a day almost every day, do reach a peak level some day, if 2400, 2500 or 2600, and never really get above it.
Then, eventually, one grows old, and well, maintaining oneself to that peak level becomes a sport alone, then, becomes just, plain and simply, impossible, when age takes its token out of your results.
thats when u quit chess and do something else. thats the point im basically at or close to it
But hey, one can get stucked 1-4 years at some intermediate level before achieving a breakthrough.
Kaeldorn wrote:
But hey, one can get stucked 1-4 years at some intermediate level before achieving a breakthrough.
lulz u funny bro
OptimzingForwardForLife a écrit :
thats when u quit chess and do something else. thats the point im basically at or close to it
I don't understand that sentence.
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Charcoal-11 wrote:
I can't gain rating anymore. I have been stuck here at 1800-1900 rapid for the past 6 or 7 so months. I don't know if improving is possible. Is this normal? It sure doesn't feel normal: (
Sounds to me like you've found your level honestly. Be glad it's a lot higher than other players
number #1 at least your that high.i am stuck at 500-1000
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I can't gain rating anymore. I have been stuck here at 1800-1900 rapid for the past 6 or 7 so months. I don't know if improving is possible. Is this normal? It sure doesn't feel normal: (