3 popular topics about quitting and hating chess!
I now think they are from the same person... or the same family!
Yeah, it seems to be one of those topics you see here just about every week. Just like "How can I improve".
And every time, all the responses are pretty much the same.
Who know, who knows
*sigh
You are very young and haven't really played for too long, so you can either do what people here tell you to improve your game or we can start our own Chess for losers club. Which plan sounds better?
"Chess for losers" sounds like a great idea.
But instead of being for losers, it is for people who lose a lot so they can learn to get better.
We can run it like an AA meeting.
"Hello, my name is Lee, I'm a loser"
"HELLO LEE!"
Play Less. Study More, especially endgames. End of Story.
[Or just whine about it, incessantly.]
He chose to whine
lol, you don't know what your talking about bunny
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You are very young and haven't really played for too long, so you can either do what people here tell you to improve your game or we can start our own Chess for losers club. Which plan sounds better?
"Chess for losers" sounds like a great idea.
But instead of being for losers, it is for people who lose a lot so they can learn to get better.
We can run it like an AA meeting.
"Hello, my name is Lee, I'm a loser"
"HELLO LEE!"
Lol, hello Lee, lol.
Yes I can be lead loser,my rating sucks!
lol, you don't know what your talking about bunny
& i excel at that
Me too, it's good to be noticed!
Yes and you're 600 rating points more talented than me! 
No one is , I just see that your rating is 600 more than I have. And I haven't put in 10k hours in chess either!
i'd rather play checkers than get checkmated any day of the week.
Search for "st louis chess club" on youtube. Tons of awesome lectures all by GrandMasters. I highly recommend the ones by Ben Finegold and Yasser Seirawan.
you only learn from losing
I can't improve, Ive been studying tactics and ive played 674+ games and lost the majority of them and learned from my mistakes and still haven't gotten better so therefore im gone out of the chess world now because aparently it's impossible for me to get better and ive been playing terrible games lately like this also ive been playing hours and hours of chess everyday and still haven't improved makes me feel pretty stupid and i guess i am stupid because i can't improve in chess http://www.chess.com/livechess/game?id=762568819
I'm quitting too, the girls on here are driving me crazy!
I can't improve, Ive been studying tactics and ive played 674+ games and lost the majority of them and learned from my mistakes and still haven't gotten better so therefore im gone out of the chess world now because aparently it's impossible for me to get better and ive been playing terrible games lately like this also ive been playing hours and hours of chess everyday and still haven't improved makes me feel pretty stupid and i guess i am stupid because i can't improve in chess http://www.chess.com/livechess/game?id=762568819
If you are going to quit, at least try this "style" of chess for a while:
Forget about winning and losing - there is no result. Picture the game this way - there's a party at the opposing king's castle so be sure to bring EVERYBODY and crash it! The trick is to get everyone there at about the same time. Hey, you never know.....
I get a lot of bad games when I try to force things. It's only when I sit back, do nothing and "kick everyone out of the pool" first do things start to look better. Meaning I cannot attack until I connect my rooks in 10 moves or less. Connected rooks mean everyone is out of the pool and on the field ready for action.
Sometimes looking at things differently might help.
Rating points don't matter. As long as you have fun then its all good. I sincerely hope I don't get better. The games are exciting and turbulent at my level. I don't find the prospect of grinding out to an endgame with a pawn advantage very enticing.
You are very young and haven't really played for too long, so you can either do what people here tell you to improve your game or we can start our own Chess for losers club. Which plan sounds better?