it take years to be 2000 point pleyer.
Eight or nine points against an equal-rated opponent. Beat someone 200 points above you, and you get dozens of points for each win.
For some sure, for others no. Improvement is easier when you are younger
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Not years. 18 days. Three weeks if I want to take it easy.
Actually, yes
Depends who you are, yes it's taking me years to get to 2000 but I was 400 and now im 1800, so it may take a while but you'll get there, depending on how hard you train, there are a lot of reasons why it may take longer or shorter
@mahyarmasouminoob
The rating reflects, in a way, the frequency with which the rivals take advantage of the errors that one commits in the evaluation and the calculation.
You have to think that you are a doctor and that every lost game is a dead patient. With this idea in mind, you do not go in search of a new patient but, first, you try to clarify whether the "defeats" were due to errors in diagnoses or therapies, so that, if applicable, not to repeat them.
Grandmasters also make mistakes, but the frequency and severity are less than that of lower-strength players. So that's how you speed up or slow down the rate of increasing ratings.
Taking my own experience on this site, it seems to me that it took me about two hours to go from 1200 to 2000 in blitz games.
Eight or nine points against an equal-rated opponent. Beat someone 200 points above you, and you get dozens of points for each win.
I thought it was only one dozen...
depends how good of a learner you are
