little_guinea_pig wrote:
no arenas are literally hell for rating stay as far away from them as you can
I agree every time I play in a arena I either play a GM or a 700 in which I lose both games
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May 27, 2022
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#123
little_guinea_pig wrote:
Well I'm not lower rated, so no wonder I hate them lol.
That adds up.
May 27, 2022
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#124
GMegasDoux wrote:
Don't play when distracted, drunk, tired, tilted or frustrated as mental impairment will cost you games through bad play. Says someone who played over 100 rapid games in 7 days and lost 96 Elo points in a day when not going to sleep trying to get rating points back after losing. Do sleep well, exercise and eat right, do some tactics practice before playing.
Tilt is horrible, yes.
May 27, 2022
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#125
There was a super confidential study done by 150 professors at the University of London from July 4th, 2018 - July 3rd, 2021.
The study analyzed 1 major group: chess players
They analyzed the players over a period of 3 years, and the results were shocking.
The study concluded that players that played well played better than players who didn't.
I hope the results of this study will motivate players to play to their upmost potential. 
ScatteredWealth wrote:
There was a super confidential study done by 150 professors at the University of London from July 4th, 2018 - July 3rd, 2021.
The study analyzed 1 major group: chess players
They analyzed the players over a period of 3 years, and the results were shocking.
The study concluded that players that played well played better than players who didn't.
I hope the results of this study will motivate players to play to their upmost potential.
May 27, 2022
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#127
ScatteredWealth wrote:
There was a super confidential study done by 150 professors at the University of London from July 4th, 2018 - July 3rd, 2021.
The study analyzed 1 major group: chess players
They analyzed the players over a period of 3 years, and the results were shocking.
The study concluded that players that played well played better than players who didn't.
I hope the results of this study will motivate players to play to their utmost potential.
How did you find the results? Something is suspicious.
May 27, 2022
0
#128
alphaous wrote:
ScatteredWealth wrote:
There was a super confidential study done by 150 professors at the University of London from July 4th, 2018 - July 3rd, 2021.
The study analyzed 1 major group: chess players
They analyzed the players over a period of 3 years, and the results were shocking.
The study concluded that players that played well played better than players who didn't.
I hope the results of this study will motivate players to play to their utmost potential.
How did you find the results? Something is suspicious.
They wouldn't give that info to anybody, that is a game-changing discovery!
alphaous wrote:
alphaous wrote:
ScatteredWealth wrote:
There was a super confidential study done by 150 professors at the University of London from July 4th, 2018 - July 3rd, 2021.
The study analyzed 1 major group: chess players
They analyzed the players over a period of 3 years, and the results were shocking.
The study concluded that players that played well played better than players who didn't.
I hope the results of this study will motivate players to play to their utmost potential.
How did you find the results? Something is suspicious.
They wouldn't give that info to anybody, that is a game-changing discovery!
He’s a spy in their organization, and he leaked the info. He’s probably going to get kicked from the organization
May 27, 2022
0
#130
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
alphaous wrote:
ScatteredWealth wrote:
There was a super confidential study done by 150 professors at the University of London from July 4th, 2018 - July 3rd, 2021.
The study analyzed 1 major group: chess players
They analyzed the players over a period of 3 years, and the results were shocking.
The study concluded that players that played well played better than players who didn't.
I hope the results of this study will motivate players to play to their utmost potential.
How did you find the results? Something is suspicious.
They wouldn't give that info to anybody, that is a game-changing discovery!
He’s a spy in their organization, and he leaked the info. He’s probably going to get kicked from the organization
He'll probably coincidentally disappear soon. This thread might get deleted mysteriously, with aid from Chess.com. They can't let us know this secret, it could change chess forever!
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
alphaous wrote:
ScatteredWealth wrote:
There was a super confidential study done by 150 professors at the University of London from July 4th, 2018 - July 3rd, 2021.
The study analyzed 1 major group: chess players
They analyzed the players over a period of 3 years, and the results were shocking.
The study concluded that players that played well played better than players who didn't.
I hope the results of this study will motivate players to play to their utmost potential.
How did you find the results? Something is suspicious.
They wouldn't give that info to anybody, that is a game-changing discovery!
He’s a spy in their organization, and he leaked the info. He’s probably going to get kicked from the organization
He'll probably coincidentally disappear soon. This thread might get deleted mysteriously, with aid from Chess.com. They can't let us know this secret, it could change chess forever!
Yes
May 27, 2022
0
#132
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
alphaous wrote:
ScatteredWealth wrote:
There was a super confidential study done by 150 professors at the University of London from July 4th, 2018 - July 3rd, 2021.
The study analyzed 1 major group: chess players
They analyzed the players over a period of 3 years, and the results were shocking.
The study concluded that players that played well played better than players who didn't.
I hope the results of this study will motivate players to play to their utmost potential.
How did you find the results? Something is suspicious.
They wouldn't give that info to anybody, that is a game-changing discovery!
He’s a spy in their organization, and he leaked the info. He’s probably going to get kicked from the organization
He'll probably coincidentally disappear soon. This thread might get deleted mysteriously, with aid from Chess.com. They can't let us know this secret, it could change chess forever!
Yes
Our only hope of survival now is to infiltrate the society, and only @ScatteredWealth can help us!
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
alphaous wrote:
ScatteredWealth wrote:
There was a super confidential study done by 150 professors at the University of London from July 4th, 2018 - July 3rd, 2021.
The study analyzed 1 major group: chess players
They analyzed the players over a period of 3 years, and the results were shocking.
The study concluded that players that played well played better than players who didn't.
I hope the results of this study will motivate players to play to their utmost potential.
How did you find the results? Something is suspicious.
They wouldn't give that info to anybody, that is a game-changing discovery!
He’s a spy in their organization, and he leaked the info. He’s probably going to get kicked from the organization
He'll probably coincidentally disappear soon. This thread might get deleted mysteriously, with aid from Chess.com. They can't let us know this secret, it could change chess forever!
Yes
Our only hope of survival now is to infiltrate the society, and only @ScatteredWealth can help us!
Exactly
May 27, 2022
0
#134
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
alphaous wrote:
ScatteredWealth wrote:
There was a super confidential study done by 150 professors at the University of London from July 4th, 2018 - July 3rd, 2021.
The study analyzed 1 major group: chess players
They analyzed the players over a period of 3 years, and the results were shocking.
The study concluded that players that played well played better than players who didn't.
I hope the results of this study will motivate players to play to their utmost potential.
How did you find the results? Something is suspicious.
They wouldn't give that info to anybody, that is a game-changing discovery!
He’s a spy in their organization, and he leaked the info. He’s probably going to get kicked from the organization
He'll probably coincidentally disappear soon. This thread might get deleted mysteriously, with aid from Chess.com. They can't let us know this secret, it could change chess forever!
Yes
Our only hope of survival now is to infiltrate the society, and only @ScatteredWealth can help us!
Exactly
Our mission starts tomorrow morning. Remember, the whole chess world is counting on us!
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
alphaous wrote:
ScatteredWealth wrote:
There was a super confidential study done by 150 professors at the University of London from July 4th, 2018 - July 3rd, 2021.
The study analyzed 1 major group: chess players
They analyzed the players over a period of 3 years, and the results were shocking.
The study concluded that players that played well played better than players who didn't.
I hope the results of this study will motivate players to play to their utmost potential.
How did you find the results? Something is suspicious.
They wouldn't give that info to anybody, that is a game-changing discovery!
He’s a spy in their organization, and he leaked the info. He’s probably going to get kicked from the organization
He'll probably coincidentally disappear soon. This thread might get deleted mysteriously, with aid from Chess.com. They can't let us know this secret, it could change chess forever!
Yes
Our only hope of survival now is to infiltrate the society, and only @ScatteredWealth can help us!
Exactly
Our mission starts tomorrow morning. Remember, the whole chess world is counting on us!
Yes... also it could be today afternoon for some people lol
May 27, 2022
0
#136
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
alphaous wrote:
ScatteredWealth wrote:
There was a super confidential study done by 150 professors at the University of London from July 4th, 2018 - July 3rd, 2021.
The study analyzed 1 major group: chess players
They analyzed the players over a period of 3 years, and the results were shocking.
The study concluded that players that played well played better than players who didn't.
I hope the results of this study will motivate players to play to their utmost potential.
How did you find the results? Something is suspicious.
They wouldn't give that info to anybody, that is a game-changing discovery!
He’s a spy in their organization, and he leaked the info. He’s probably going to get kicked from the organization
He'll probably coincidentally disappear soon. This thread might get deleted mysteriously, with aid from Chess.com. They can't let us know this secret, it could change chess forever!
Yes
Our only hope of survival now is to infiltrate the society, and only @ScatteredWealth can help us!
Exactly
Our mission starts tomorrow morning. Remember, the whole chess world is counting on us!
Yes... also it could be today afternoon for some people lol
Good point. How about we meet at noon Greenwich time, after all the suspected headquarters of the secret society is in London.
May 27, 2022
0
#137
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
alphaous wrote:
ScatteredWealth wrote:
There was a super confidential study done by 150 professors at the University of London from July 4th, 2018 - July 3rd, 2021.
The study analyzed 1 major group: chess players
They analyzed the players over a period of 3 years, and the results were shocking.
The study concluded that players that played well played better than players who didn't.
I hope the results of this study will motivate players to play to their utmost potential.
How did you find the results? Something is suspicious.
They wouldn't give that info to anybody, that is a game-changing discovery!
He’s a spy in their organization, and he leaked the info. He’s probably going to get kicked from the organization
He'll probably coincidentally disappear soon. This thread might get deleted mysteriously, with aid from Chess.com. They can't let us know this secret, it could change chess forever!
Yes
Our only hope of survival now is to infiltrate the society, and only @ScatteredWealth can help us!
Exactly
Our mission starts tomorrow morning. Remember, the whole chess world is counting on us!
Yes... also it could be today afternoon for some people lol
Good point. How about we meet at noon Greenwich time, after all the suspected headquarters of the secret society is in London.
Wait, why are we talking about this in the general forums? We need to use code or else we'll put the whole mission in jeapordy!
alphaous wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
alphaous wrote:
ScatteredWealth wrote:
There was a super confidential study done by 150 professors at the University of London from July 4th, 2018 - July 3rd, 2021.
The study analyzed 1 major group: chess players
They analyzed the players over a period of 3 years, and the results were shocking.
The study concluded that players that played well played better than players who didn't.
I hope the results of this study will motivate players to play to their utmost potential.
How did you find the results? Something is suspicious.
They wouldn't give that info to anybody, that is a game-changing discovery!
He’s a spy in their organization, and he leaked the info. He’s probably going to get kicked from the organization
He'll probably coincidentally disappear soon. This thread might get deleted mysteriously, with aid from Chess.com. They can't let us know this secret, it could change chess forever!
Yes
Our only hope of survival now is to infiltrate the society, and only @ScatteredWealth can help us!
Exactly
Our mission starts tomorrow morning. Remember, the whole chess world is counting on us!
Yes... also it could be today afternoon for some people lol
Good point. How about we meet at noon Greenwich time, after all the suspected headquarters of the secret society is in London.
Wait, why are we talking about this in the general forums? We need to use code or else we'll put the whole mission in jeapordy!
Shoot take this to pm’s delete everything don’t leave a trace of it behind
May 27, 2022
0
#139
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
alphaous wrote:
ScatteredWealth wrote:
There was a super confidential study done by 150 professors at the University of London from July 4th, 2018 - July 3rd, 2021.
The study analyzed 1 major group: chess players
They analyzed the players over a period of 3 years, and the results were shocking.
The study concluded that players that played well played better than players who didn't.
I hope the results of this study will motivate players to play to their utmost potential.
How did you find the results? Something is suspicious.
They wouldn't give that info to anybody, that is a game-changing discovery!
He’s a spy in their organization, and he leaked the info. He’s probably going to get kicked from the organization
He'll probably coincidentally disappear soon. This thread might get deleted mysteriously, with aid from Chess.com. They can't let us know this secret, it could change chess forever!
Yes
Our only hope of survival now is to infiltrate the society, and only @ScatteredWealth can help us!
Exactly
Our mission starts tomorrow morning. Remember, the whole chess world is counting on us!
Yes... also it could be today afternoon for some people lol
Good point. How about we meet at noon Greenwich time, after all the suspected headquarters of the secret society is in London.
Wait, why are we talking about this in the general forums? We need to use code or else we'll put the whole mission in jeapordy!
Shoot take this to pm’s delete everything don’t leave a trace of it behind
It's too late, Chess.com agents will have seen it, we might as well leave it so everyone knows, and they can carry on the mission if we fail.
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
TheSwissPhoenix wrote:
alphaous wrote:
alphaous wrote:
ScatteredWealth wrote:
There was a super confidential study done by 150 professors at the University of London from July 4th, 2018 - July 3rd, 2021.
The study analyzed 1 major group: chess players
They analyzed the players over a period of 3 years, and the results were shocking.
The study concluded that players that played well played better than players who didn't.
I hope the results of this study will motivate players to play to their utmost potential.
How did you find the results? Something is suspicious.
They wouldn't give that info to anybody, that is a game-changing discovery!
He’s a spy in their organization, and he leaked the info. He’s probably going to get kicked from the organization
He'll probably coincidentally disappear soon. This thread might get deleted mysteriously, with aid from Chess.com. They can't let us know this secret, it could change chess forever!
Yes
Our only hope of survival now is to infiltrate the society, and only @ScatteredWealth can help us!
Exactly
Our mission starts tomorrow morning. Remember, the whole chess world is counting on us!
Yes... also it could be today afternoon for some people lol
Good point. How about we meet at noon Greenwich time, after all the suspected headquarters of the secret society is in London.
Wait, why are we talking about this in the general forums? We need to use code or else we'll put the whole mission in jeapordy!
Shoot take this to pm’s delete everything don’t leave a trace of it behind
It's too late, Chess.com agents will have seen it, we might as well leave it so everyone knows, and they can carry on the mission if we fail.
Good point...
Don't play when distracted, drunk, tired, tilted or frustrated as mental impairment will cost you games through bad play. Says someone who played over 100 rapid games in 7 days and lost 96 Elo points in a day when not going to sleep trying to get rating points back after losing. Do sleep well, exercise and eat right, do some tactics practice before playing.