TIPS TO BECOME A GM.
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RALRAL3333
Jul 28, 2017
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#81
This thread is pointless
Dammed, this guy with bullet and tactic rating around 500 and he is teaching people how to be a GM. Rather than suggesting people how to improve, you better ask others how to improve yourself.
cjxchess16 escribió:
TIPS TO BECOME A GM:
What's the best way to become a GM? Clearly its work is hard, while practice is pointless, and taking lessons is just wasting time. Chess coaches often make these misconceptions. From me, Jx C. The best way to improve is...
CHEAT.
Here are 5 important things about cheating:
1. Cheating give you a 99% chance to win money. To become a pro at chess you need to have money, and cheating does allow you to win money easily.
2. Your rating can be easily improved. Changing and copying a false tournament report can turn a very bad tournament (Like if you scored 1/11 in a event) in to a very good one (such as if the latter event you gained a GM norm and $10000 by changing the score to 11/11)
3. Your friends can give you free points. If you play around 30 games per day you can get to 2200 in a flash.
4. Trash Cans are much more important as chess. Just a joke but you can hide you iPhone in Trash Cans to avoid getting detected
5. You can do all 4 of the above all at once. You will beat Carlsen by following my tips.
Hope anyone finds this helpful...
Thanks,
Jx C.
Aha, tell me more about that insane amount of money you won with cheating.
And tell me more about how everybody is so dumb that no one would discover you.
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Yvonne
If you think you need tips to become a GM--you will never become a GM.
AviaSharma wrote:
SHUT UP COWARDS....
a coward,and an idiot.
Ok....... Blah blah blah 😣
My peak was (on another website) 1250.
Hitting 1983 is harder then you think.
Hitting 1983 is harder then you think.
Aug 21, 2017
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#91
My peak rating in blitz was 1640.
Hitting 1641 is harder than you think
Hitting 1641 is harder than you think
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http://www.jeremysilman.com/shop/pc/Reaching-the-Top-77p3905.htm
What It Takes to Become a Chess Master by Andrew Soltis
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https://web.archive.org/web/20140708093409/http://www.chesscafe.com/text/review857.pdf
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https://www.chess.com/blog/smurfo/book-review-insanity-passion-and-addiction
http://www.nytimes.com/1988/09/26/books/books-of-the-times-when-the-child-chess-genius-becomes-the-pawn.html
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Advice to be a GM: 1.give up and be realistic. 2. Study so hard. 3. pay your opponents to resign on move 10. 4. Kill all the chess players, then you are automatically world champion. .I'm not trolling. those really work.
Aug 21, 2017
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#95
kill ALL the chess players?
then a random seven year old jew hater could rise up and beat you in 5 min blitz on a lonely website without anybody on it and assume your title starting a revolution as chess hitler
If it is in the cards that you are going to be a GM some day--you do not need any tips--you can figure it out yourself.
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