My Rating Keeps Reducing! My mind is CRAZY!!! Help please.

Maybe if you stop focusing on your rating during the whole game, and instead focusing on your gameplay, this would not happend.

Really, just don't worry about rating.  It's not a score just a relative indication of strength.  A month isn't very long and you have not played a lot of games yet.  See where you are after five hundred games. 

In the 800-1100 range there really isn't much difference in playing strength.  Games are often decided by tactical oversights in the middle game or opening traps or blunders inside the first 20 moves.

You are in a rating band that is both large and has a lot of improving players due to age and very positive benefit to study ratio.

Learn basic endings.  Have four to six openings that you like that cover the majority of the replies you see.  Then study tactics a lot!  The recommendation of a tactics book that is organized by motif is a good one.  It'll only take a 1-3 months to get through a 1000 or so,but you will be much better as a result.

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chess.com uses the Glicko rating variant.  When you have played only a few games your rating zooms up and down.  As you play more, it stabilizes.  You may not quickly get back to the peak you reached if it was just a fluctuation due to a few games rather than an estimate of your playing strength.

I also recall from when I was a young tournament player that during periods when I studied hard and really tried to improve, my rating usually went DOWN for a while.  I'd eaten a bunch of knowledge and not yet digested it!  If this is the case, it will go up later when you've integrated the knowledge into your games.

Tactics Trainer is really helpful, I recommend it.  But for me at least, it's best not to eat tactics puzzles like popcorn.  Instead, hide the timer and make yourself really try to solve each one.  You will have a lower score but you will improve faster.

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Improve your grip strength. Wrap a towel around the handle of a sledge hammer, tape it in place, and use each hand to hold it up, alternating between gripping it with your fist and pinching it between your fingers. You'll never drop another point.

Think that if you lose its the end of the world. And focus a lot harder during the match because get distracted by other things it is likely your opponent is going to catch you off guard and they'll do an obvious attack and you'll probably won't notice and from there on you'll lose. Also if you go to school or University focus a lot harder during lessons. Take some of my advice and you'll go places also practice often.

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What  do you mean by "technique?" What is the difference between tactics and technique?  

Which is why Hikaru Nakamura is 3200 in bullet

BY technique I mean how to convert an extra pawn, how to hold basic endgames.

Suppose you us a tactic and win a pawn. Up a pawn, you still need a plan to make this an asset. Formulating this plan is what I call technique.

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15 bro? you are getting old it seems. Take up checkers.

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