yea, to win you need to not lose or draw
Tips to stop Titlting
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To stop tilting u need some break from chess
Whenever you lose a game, stop playing and analyse it first.
meib u muuv 2 mach?
Sep 2, 2021
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AunTheKnight wrote:
zes0460 wrote:
change your perspective about losing
…which is what I did.
if u turn it upside down its not tilting
Sep 2, 2021
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#13
It is a misconception that tilt only happens when you lose. Tilt is your emotions hijacking your rational decision making. It can happen for a variety of reasons, losing is only one of them (probably the most common, but certainly not the only one)
Sep 2, 2021
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AntiMustard wrote:
It is a misconception that tilt only happens when you lose. Tilt is your emotions hijacking your rational decision making. It can happen for a variety of reasons, losing is only one of them (probably the most common, but certainly not the only one)
Sep 2, 2021
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#15
You can, for example, have a winner's tilt: when being on winning streak causes you to start playing too conservatively and passively because you are afraid your winning streak will be broken, or too recklessly because you start feeling invincible.
Sep 2, 2021
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#16
AntiMustard wrote:
You can, for example, have a winner's tilt: when being on winning streak causes you to start playing too conservatively and passively because you are afraid your winning streak will be broken, or too recklessly because you start feeling invincible.
Interesting.
Vinumonz555 wrote:
To stop tilting u need some break from chess
Play less but quality games. Dont play when you are sick, drunk, depressed or no sleep.
Sep 2, 2021
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#18
Don't play chess when you're not enjoying it. If you are frustrated, don't play another game. (Good luck with that, by the way.)
Try to calm down. Deep breathing, going for a walk, destroying an enemy, killing a stranger....
Sep 2, 2021
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#19
RussPlaysBad wrote:
Don't play chess when you're not enjoying it. If you are frustrated, don't play another game. (Good luck with that, by the way.)
Try to calm down. Deep breathing, going for a walk, destroying an enemy, killing a stranger....
I agree mutal murdering is great to relieve chess stress. I was able to gain a couple of 100 points by doing so. My favorite is Grand Theft auto style it got me past 2100 blitz.
A way to stop tilting is to stop losing