There goes my ratings again.
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If it is annoying that your rating is so low play unrated games. We can play a 3 days/move unrated Daily Chess game if you want.
Jan 19, 2018
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#23
watch out for people who are agreesive you have to play smart when they try to go for the kill play defensively and wait for them to make a mistake.
NintendoMaster853 wrote:
Nicholas166 wrote:
Nintendo I think you should take chess lessons or play with me. If you play with me I will find out your mistakes!! Also, ratings don’t matter Nintendo. An unrated player can beat the world 🌎 champion Nintendo. Also in a chess tournament I had the lowest rating (by the way the tournament was the nationals) and got 6th place!! This shows ratings don’t matter. Also Nintendo use the thinking process and think before you move. Also think ahead(like after your move figure out what your opponent will do, so you see if it’s a good move or not.
Thanks Nicholas, this will also help for sure.
Anytime 
Thanks all!
Hi Jay (Will), you've got some good advice there, yes play slower games, bullet
& 
fast blitz is fun but you don't get time to deep think your moves, so it's difficult to learn anything especially bullet, fast blitz now & again is fine.
https://www.chess.com/article/view/longer-time-controls-are-more-instructive
I've just checked & you've got 102 Daily Games going, try & get this down to a more manageable 25 before accepting any more, use vacation time on your turn on your when your time gets low (time management) then don't let it get above 50.
Take your time on these daily moves, try out your ideas & variation lines using the 
self analysis mode before making your actual move (you can use this feature whilst in vacation mode 
).
With your 
membership you can save this analysis.
Do all your 
Tactics, don't worry about time, just concentrate on getting it right.
Learn your 
Lessons
Practice anything & everything (moves, tactics, lessons) you get wrong, then come back to it a few days later just to make sure 
https://www.chess.com/article/view/chess-tactics--definitions-and-examples
More? okay then: https://www.chess.com/article/view/do-you-need-to-know-chess-mates-and-tactics-names
Have fun
Well, when it comes to your daily games, stop playing so many at once. You're playing dozens and dozens of games simultaneously. How much time are you actually devoting to each game to work out lines? You should approach improvement as a measurement of the quality of your games - not the quantity. In other words, don't expect to get fast results from spamming games because you're not likely learning or absorbing everything.
you're not the only one we all face same situation
I am also stupid at tactics
The above #33 links will help you understand Tactics
Brendan_UK wrote:
Hi Jay (Will), you've got some good advice there, yes play slower games, bullet & fast blitz is fun but you don't get time to deep think your moves, so it's difficult to learn anything especially bullet, fast blitz now & again is fine.
https://www.chess.com/article/view/longer-time-controls-are-more-instructive
I've just checked & you've got 102 Daily Games going, try & get this down to a more manageable 25 before accepting any more, use vacation time on your turn on your when your time gets low (time management) then don't let it get above 50.
Take your time on these daily moves, try out your ideas & variation lines using the self analysis mode before making your actual move (you can use this feature whilst in vacation mode ).
With your membership you can save this analysis.
Do all your Tactics, don't worry about time, just concentrate on getting it right.
Learn you Lessons
Practice anything & everything (moves, tactics, lessons) you get wrong, then come back to it a few days later just to make sure
https://www.chess.com/article/view/chess-tactics--definitions-and-examples
More? okay then: https://www.chess.com/article/view/do-you-need-to-know-chess-mates-and-tactics-names
Have fun
But an NM tells me NOT to play slow games!
Eorzat wrote:
Well, when it comes to your daily games, stop playing so many at once. You're playing dozens and dozens of games simultaneously. How much time are you actually devoting to each game to work out lines? You should approach improvement as a measurement of the quality of your games - not the quantity. In other words, don't expect to get fast results from spamming games because you're not likely learning or absorbing everything.
IK I'm trying to knock them down to the floor.
Nintendo, your name says it all! Chess is NOT a video game.
I suggest you get a book and study. Also try playing one 15 minute game at a time. Focus on one game.
Quality over quantity.
I suggest you get a book and study. Also try playing one 15 minute game at a time. Focus on one game.
Quality over quantity.
Monie49 wrote:
Nintendo, your name says it all! Chess is NOT a video game.
I suggest you get a book and study. Also try playing one 15 minute game at a time. Focus on one game.
Quality over quantity.
I suggest you get a book and study. Also try playing one 15 minute game at a time. Focus on one game.
Quality over quantity.
NO! A real chess National Master! NOT a Nintendo Master!
"But an NM tells me NOT to play slow games!".
Not sure if you had clicked on the link in #33: https://www.chess.com/article/view/longer-time-controls-are-more-instructive
IM@Silman (Jeremy Silman) "Playing 3-0 games isn’t very instructive. Bullet and three-minute, though they are really fun, lead to endless blunders and very little time to think about what’s going on. Thus, since you want to improve, I recommend you play longer games (30 minutes for a game or even one move every three days), then study each one".
Most chess players agree on this advice, here's another: https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/how-blitz-and-bullet-rotted-my-brain-don-t-let-it-rot-yours
As already said by others definitely go for Quality over Quantity
@PrinceCharming92 said,
I looked at your profile and saw how to play many daily games. I want to recommend you play more fast and blitz games because in this way you suck your brain to think more quickly. Tell me what are you doing on your chess mastering?
Jan 20, 2018
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#38
NintendoMaster853 wrote:
@PrinceCharming92 said,
I looked at your profile and saw how to play many daily games. I want to recommend you play more fast and blitz games because in this way you suck your brain to think more quickly. Tell me what are you doing on your chess mastering?
It just goes to show, you can get any answer you want on the internutz...
Jan 20, 2018
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#39
You have a cool avatar, this is already a good start! Find somebody much stronger than you to help you with analysing some of your games.
Everything you need to improve is in your games. Forget blitz, bullet and this kind of stuff, and play Daily Chess, investing a lot of time to find the best moves.
But before this you really should go through three or four of your games! Go first through one of your Daily Chess games you lost, comment every single move, post it here and a lot of people will help you.
Everything you need to improve is in your games. Forget blitz, bullet and this kind of stuff, and play Daily Chess, investing a lot of time to find the best moves.
But before this you really should go through three or four of your games! Go first through one of your Daily Chess games you lost, comment every single move, post it here and a lot of people will help you.
torrubirubi wrote:
You have a cool avatar, this is already a good start! Find somebody much stronger than you to help you with analysing some of your games.
Everything you need to improve is in your games. Forget blitz, bullet and this kind of stuff, and play Daily Chess, investing a lot of time to find the best moves.
But before this you really should go through three or four of your games! Go first through one of your Daily Chess games you lost, comment every single move, post it here and a lot of people will help you.
Everything you need to improve is in your games. Forget blitz, bullet and this kind of stuff, and play Daily Chess, investing a lot of time to find the best moves.
But before this you really should go through three or four of your games! Go first through one of your Daily Chess games you lost, comment every single move, post it here and a lot of people will help you.
Thanks, nice idea.
Okay, I'll try to follow that advice. I shall remember that.