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yes it helps you improve, but if you are looking for "seeing deeper" then I suggest you to read some of those 100000000 problems books. I have improved my "assassin instinct" after a "mind self destructive" problem resolution training (lots of problems from a book I bought) 
Aug 18, 2007
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Yes, studying tactics over and over is very good for your chess. I try to devote some time each day to going through chess tactics puzzle.
Here at Chess.com we have the "Daily Puzzle" which I recommend you take a look at to practice each day. Also there is the "Chess Tactics Server" which is a really great chess site for practicing chess tactic puzzles. You can find this site at http://chess.emrald.net/
Here at Chess.com we have the "Daily Puzzle" which I recommend you take a look at to practice each day. Also there is the "Chess Tactics Server" which is a really great chess site for practicing chess tactic puzzles. You can find this site at http://chess.emrald.net/
Hereby I raise this post back from the dead.
i have been playing lots since i came on here and i can see my dynamics improving an my thought process getting ,deeper combos etc.. its brilliant stimulation...... it helps you anylize every day probs better too.... oh happy me!