Drink more Ovaltine.
Say something useful to progress in chess
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Oct 9, 2016
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#3
Don't study, just play chess. Studying will waste a lot of time and your progress will barely be even noticable, and should I mention how boring it can be?
I advice you to play chess just for fun, try out some variants. Try Bughouse, it's really addictive.
Big ships aren't sapost to float, but they do.
960 is good training to get you out of opening books.
Oct 9, 2016
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#6
Find an opponent who will come over to your house to play occasionally. Give him a wooden chair. Before each game, chop a quarter of an inch off each of the legs of his chair... so that as the weeks go by, you will seem to get taller and taller in his eyes, while he slowly sinks into the ground. The cumulative psychological effect will improve your play (oe at least, your results).
Oct 9, 2016
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#7
Practice play lots of standard games 25.0, 45.0,35.0,60.0,75.0 against opponents who are much better than you slow Chess will help you build your skills help sharpen your Chess intuition help you gain board vision and good feeling for the chess squares everything.
Oct 9, 2016
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#8
BlargDragon wrote:
Drink more Ovaltine.
Yes, the vital one. Whatever happened to capt midnight?
Oct 9, 2016
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#9
Meanwhile to be on topic, I'll say
something useful to progress in chess.
There.
bunicula wrote:
BlargDragon wrote:
Drink more Ovaltine.
Yes, the vital one. Whatever happened to capt midnight?
Apparently, this:
Have Fun!
Captain Midnight represents the ultimate being: a fusion of man and powdered drink mix.
Eat beets and meat in the heat of Crete.
Yes, again, i finally get to 1400+ rated, but i didnt study, i just started to play again and puf im 1400+ now, but i want something to truly progress, a method or a book that will really improve my game with no doubt, or tips that will help me to progress in the game.