Use * your * time *
Pls gimme some tips to improve in classical chess
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Sep 29, 2021
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B1ZMARK wrote:
Use * your * time *
But wut should I think about while using my time, I’m like a pure blitz player lmao
Well step one stop playing blitz, at least for awhile.
Spend more time looking for candidate moves instead of just playing the first moves that looks decent like you do in blitz. look for your opponents best responses.
Usually there since critical point in the game, you have to know when, where you will likely have a long think.
Spend more time looking for candidate moves instead of just playing the first moves that looks decent like you do in blitz. look for your opponents best responses.
Usually there since critical point in the game, you have to know when, where you will likely have a long think.
Usually there is some critical point…..
I’d rather have misspelled words than autocorrect geez
I’d rather have misspelled words than autocorrect geez
Sep 29, 2021
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#6
Relatable,
check you variations, and look for impossible moves that you immediately discard because “well this happens”. Chances are, your opponent will see something you don’t in the so called “bad” lines... or at least that is my own experience. And when having multiple good moves, try to find the BEST move. WHY would you play this move over others? If you cannot provide concrete reasoning and lines then don’t make the move.
Prep openings because most players under 1200 will just get a bad position out of the opening
Dec 1, 2021
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#10
Lol, you asked for help in classical 4 days after finishing second in your division in an OTB classical tournament? I think you're doing pretty good.
Dec 1, 2021
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alphaous wrote:
Lol, you asked for help in classical 4 days after finishing second in your division in an OTB classical tournament? I think you're doing pretty good.
thx. How did you find out though?
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