The next time you visit Live Chess page, click on Settings (a gear wheel icon at the top right corner of the chess board), select "Play" tab, scroll down till you see "Incoming" & "Outgoing". You can decide the rating of players you'd like to play using the scroll down options given under both Incoming and Outgoing. Don't forget to "Save" your preferences. Good luck!
This chess site is a scam!!!
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Mar 21, 2021
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This is not a scam . . . .
Why don't you try analyzing all your games wether you win or lose . . .
It's a free feature and see were you blundered and try not ro repeat it in games . . .
Mar 22, 2021
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Ransome01 ha scritto:
The next time you visit Live Chess page, click on Settings (a gear wheel icon at the top right corner of the chess board), select "Play" tab, scroll down till you see "Incoming" & "Outgoing". You can decide the rating of players you'd like to play using the scroll down options given under both Incoming and Outgoing. Don't forget to "Save" your preferences. Good luck!
The Indian opponents.
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Mar 22, 2021
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#5
Super_Jeppo wrote:
Ransome01 ha scritto:
The next time you visit Live Chess page, click on Settings (a gear wheel icon at the top right corner of the chess board), select "Play" tab, scroll down till you see "Incoming" & "Outgoing". You can decide the rating of players you'd like to play using the scroll down options given under both Incoming and Outgoing. Don't forget to "Save" your preferences. Good luck!
The Indian opponents are the most cheating ones
dude why are you targeting a specific part of a country ?
Super_Jeppo wrote:
Ransome01 ha scritto:
The next time you visit Live Chess page, click on Settings (a gear wheel icon at the top right corner of the chess board), select "Play" tab, scroll down till you see "Incoming" & "Outgoing". You can decide the rating of players you'd like to play using the scroll down options given under both Incoming and Outgoing. Don't forget to "Save" your preferences. Good luck!
The Indian opponents are the most cheating ones
Don't say that, that's 1) not true, 2) really rude. The same happened to me, and I went from 1575 rapid to 1460. I analyzed all my games, and I was mainly messing up in the opening and making blunders from knight forks. Don't always assume your opponent is cheating.
Mar 22, 2021
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#7
RichColorado ha scritto:
This is not a scam . . .
Why don't you try analyzing all your games wether you win or lose . . .
It's a free feature and see were you blundered and try not ro repeat it in games . . .
I'll explain better ... ok, if I reach a certain ranking I start to meet opponents with a level of play appropriate to that score, which drags my ranking to a lower score and this can happen within 5, 6, or at most 10 games, after which I expect to meet opponents of the same level as me, if not easier to beat ... and instead this does not happen ... I go down to 880 points, I face players players with a score adequate to my current score, so they too with more or less 880, 900 points, but with a technique superfine equal to those who have 1100 points that have started to make me go down in ranking ... all this is absurd and makes me think with absolute certainty that it is an anomalous mechanism wanted by the site
Mar 22, 2021
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#8
I looked at one of your random losses:
Just to prove the next point. Just by playing better in the opening, learning opening principles and reducing blunders you will go over 1 100 easily. I saw a bit more of your games. Moving pieces a few times in the opening, 1 move threats for the cost of development etc. If you wish to improve your game, and with it your rating, you have to start playing differently from the start:
Develop first, move central pawns only, you can move your c pawn as well, but don't touch your f pawn before you start getting better. Try not to move your pieces more than once before you finish developing, connect your rooks and castle as soon as possible.
Apart from that, if you can, consider playing longer games.
Don't be so suspicious, there are many good players here who started the way you did, and they are over 2 000. Your opponents are not that great either, they do the same things you do, it is just that you've been worse in those games, that is all.
Losing spree will happen, it happens on 400 level, happens on 800 level, and it happens on 2 000+ level. Sometimes you will just play worse than you usually do. It doesn't mean there is some great conspiracy to make you play.
If anything, losing spree will turn you away from the site, so what kind of a motive that would be?
Mar 22, 2021
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#9
nklristic wrote:
I looked at one of your random losses:
Just to prove the next point. Just by playing better in the opening, learning opening principles and reducing blunders you will go over 1 100 easily. I saw a bit more of your games. Opening pieces a few times in the opening, 1 move threats for the cost of development etc. If you wish to improve your game, and with it your rating, you have to start playing differently from the start:
Develop first, move central pawns only, you can move your c pawn as well, but don't touch your f pawn before you start getting better. Try not to move your pieces more than once before you finish developing, connect your rooks and castle as soon as possible.
Apart from that, if you can, consider playing longer games.
Don't be so suspicious, there are many good players here who started the way you did, and they are over 2 000. Your opponents are not that great either, they do the same things as you do, it is just that you've been worse in those games, that is all.
Losing spree will happen, it happens on 400 level, happens on 800 level, and it happens on 2 000+ level. Sometimes you will just play worse than you usually do. It doesn't mean there is some great conspiracy to make you play.
If anything, losing spree will turn you away from the site, so what kind of a motive that would be?
Great Analysis buddy!
Mar 22, 2021
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#10
Super_Jeppo wrote:
reached the threshold of 1100 points, I suddenly started to face groups of strong players, who have lowered my score up to 880 points ... even now that I have a low score, I continue to face very strong players, who demonstrate a technique superfine game to have a score that is between 850-900 points ... all this is very strange because the more my score is lowered, the more I expect to face easily beaten opponents ... otherwise how did I do get to 1100 points? ... all this is very ambiguous because this dynamic "up and down" of scoring, occurs PUNCTUALLY, every time I reach a certain ranking of points ... it happened from the beginning when I started with a score of 600 points and as soon as I got to 700 points, I started to face a series of strong opponents (in relation to the score), who lowered my score to 400 points ... the exact same thing happened when I reached 800 points, the 900 points and so on ... I think that behind these anomalous dynamics there are cheaters or bots of the system ... maybe all this is specially designed by the chess.com site to enslave people to this game
shut up
typical no brainer who complains about everything
i dont even want to help u due to how much of you exists now smh
Mar 22, 2021
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#11
CongoratsUlost2me wrote:
nklristic wrote:
I looked at one of your random losses:
Just to prove the next point. Just by playing better in the opening, learning opening principles and reducing blunders you will go over 1 100 easily. I saw a bit more of your games. Opening pieces a few times in the opening, 1 move threats for the cost of development etc. If you wish to improve your game, and with it your rating, you have to start playing differently from the start:
Develop first, move central pawns only, you can move your c pawn as well, but don't touch your f pawn before you start getting better. Try not to move your pieces more than once before you finish developing, connect your rooks and castle as soon as possible.
Apart from that, if you can, consider playing longer games.
Don't be so suspicious, there are many good players here who started the way you did, and they are over 2 000. Your opponents are not that great either, they do the same things as you do, it is just that you've been worse in those games, that is all.
Losing spree will happen, it happens on 400 level, happens on 800 level, and it happens on 2 000+ level. Sometimes you will just play worse than you usually do. It doesn't mean there is some great conspiracy to make you play.
If anything, losing spree will turn you away from the site, so what kind of a motive that would be?
Great Analysis buddy!
Thank you. 
Super_Jeppo wrote:
Ransome01 ha scritto:
The next time you visit Live Chess page, click on Settings (a gear wheel icon at the top right corner of the chess board), select "Play" tab, scroll down till you see "Incoming" & "Outgoing". You can decide the rating of players you'd like to play using the scroll down options given under both Incoming and Outgoing. Don't forget to "Save" your preferences. Good luck!
The Indian opponents are the most cheating ones
Why would you say "The Indian opponents are the most cheating ones", that's pretty racist
Mar 22, 2021
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#13
nklristic wrote:
I looked at one of your random losses:
I am exhibit A validating your assessment.
Are there statistics expressing learning curve in terms of win rate/rating and accuracy? Does it tend to flatten ~1200? Is the more useful model rating distribution? Thanks!
Just to prove the next point. Just by playing better in the opening, learning opening principles and reducing blunders you will go over 1 100 easily. I saw a bit more of your games. Moving pieces a few times in the opening, 1 move threats for the cost of development etc. If you wish to improve your game, and with it your rating, you have to start playing differently from the start:
Develop first, move central pawns only, you can move your c pawn as well, but don't touch your f pawn before you start getting better. Try not to move your pieces more than once before you finish developing, connect your rooks and castle as soon as possible.
Apart from that, if you can, consider playing longer games.
Don't be so suspicious, there are many good players here who started the way you did, and they are over 2 000. Your opponents are not that great either, they do the same things you do, it is just that you've been worse in those games, that is all.
Losing spree will happen, it happens on 400 level, happens on 800 level, and it happens on 2 000+ level. Sometimes you will just play worse than you usually do. It doesn't mean there is some great conspiracy to make you play.
If anything, losing spree will turn you away from the site, so what kind of a motive that would be?
Super_Jeppo wrote:
Ransome01 ha scritto:
The next time you visit Live Chess page, click on Settings (a gear wheel icon at the top right corner of the chess board), select "Play" tab, scroll down till you see "Incoming" & "Outgoing". You can decide the rating of players you'd like to play using the scroll down options given under both Incoming and Outgoing. Don't forget to "Save" your preferences. Good luck!
The Indian opponents are the most ones
Haha. Chess originated in India, they would be good at it, and from what i've seen most of them take their time in moves and can find great moves. Maybe you're not taking your time.
FearlessPuffin wrote:
Super_Jeppo wrote:
Ransome01 ha scritto:
The next time you visit Live Chess page, click on Settings (a gear wheel icon at the top right corner of the chess board), select "Play" tab, scroll down till you see "Incoming" & "Outgoing". You can decide the rating of players you'd like to play using the scroll down options given under both Incoming and Outgoing. Don't forget to "Save" your preferences. Good luck!
The Indian opponents are the most cheating ones
Haha. Chess originated in India, they would be good at it, and from what i've seen most of them take their time in moves and can find great moves. Maybe you're not taking your time.
or maybe he forgot to take his zyprexa
Mar 22, 2021
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#16
genacgenac wrote:
nklristic wrote:
I looked at one of your random losses:
I am exhibit A validating your assessment.
Are there statistics expressing learning curve in terms of win rate/rating and accuracy? Does it tend to flatten ~1200? Is the more useful model rating distribution? Thanks!
Just to prove the next point. Just by playing better in the opening, learning opening principles and reducing blunders you will go over 1 100 easily. I saw a bit more of your games. Moving pieces a few times in the opening, 1 move threats for the cost of development etc. If you wish to improve your game, and with it your rating, you have to start playing differently from the start:
Develop first, move central pawns only, you can move your c pawn as well, but don't touch your f pawn before you start getting better. Try not to move your pieces more than once before you finish developing, connect your rooks and castle as soon as possible.
Apart from that, if you can, consider playing longer games.
Don't be so suspicious, there are many good players here who started the way you did, and they are over 2 000. Your opponents are not that great either, they do the same things you do, it is just that you've been worse in those games, that is all.
Losing spree will happen, it happens on 400 level, happens on 800 level, and it happens on 2 000+ level. Sometimes you will just play worse than you usually do. It doesn't mean there is some great conspiracy to make you play.
If anything, losing spree will turn you away from the site, so what kind of a motive that would be?
I am not sure on the learning curve. Accuracy can be deceptive though. Even when I started a year ago, I had games over 90 accuracy. Those were either straightforward games with recaptures and not that complicated endgame where many king moves are ok for instance or very short and easy games. In those type of games it is not unusual to be over 90 accuracy even on 800 level. But I still have very bad games in term of accuracy where I attack you, you attack me. So what to do, take, pull the piece back, perhaps you push some pawn... Sharp games will bring your accuracy down, don't rely too much on it. As for win rate, in theory when you stay for longer period of time at one same rating at that time you will be approximately at 50%. But if you had a lot more wins than losses before you stagnated for a few months, then your total win rate will still be over 50%.
One exception from this rule is my situation. I stagnated around 1 500 level since November, but I still have more wins than losses at that time. Why? Well, I play long games and not many higher rated people play those. I mostly encounter 1300s and 1 400s who play 1 hour per side, with some 1 500s and very rarely higher rated opponents. So in most of my games I either win 5-6 points or I lose 10. So I have to win more to stay at the same rating (I should play shorter games, but I prefer longer ones so I mainly refuse to to do so for now ).
Super_Jeppo wrote:
Ransome01 ha scritto:
The next time you visit Live Chess page, click on Settings (a gear wheel icon at the top right corner of the chess board), select "Play" tab, scroll down till you see "Incoming" & "Outgoing". You can decide the rating of players you'd like to play using the scroll down options given under both Incoming and Outgoing. Don't forget to "Save" your preferences. Good luck!
The Indian opponents are the most cheating ones
I was being helpful but you turned out to be an @sshole, so this conversation ends here.
Mar 22, 2021
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#18
nklristic ha scritto:
I looked at one of your random losses:
Just to prove the next point. Just by playing better in the opening, learning opening principles and reducing blunders you will go over 1 100 easily. I saw a bit more of your games. Moving pieces a few times in the opening, 1 move threats for the cost of development etc. If you wish to improve your game, and with it your rating, you have to start playing differently from the start:
Develop first, move central pawns only, you can move your c pawn as well, but don't touch your f pawn before you start getting better. Try not to move your pieces more than once before you finish developing, connect your rooks and castle as soon as possible.
Apart from that, if you can, consider playing longer games.
Don't be so suspicious, there are many good players here who started the way you did, and they are over 2 000. Your opponents are not that great either, they do the same things you do, it is just that you've been worse in those games, that is all.
Losing spree will happen, it happens on 400 level, happens on 800 level, and it happens on 2 000+ level. Sometimes you will just play worse than you usually do. It doesn't mean there is some great conspiracy to make you play.
If anything, losing spree will turn you away from the site, so what kind of a motive that would be?
thank you for everything, especially for the useful game tips ...
your explanations are plausible ... I will follow your valuable advice
Mar 22, 2021
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#20
cocolove2018 ha scritto:
Super_Jeppo wrote:
Ransome01 ha scritto:
The next time you visit Live Chess page, click on Settings (a gear wheel icon at the top right corner of the chess board), select "Play" tab, scroll down till you see "Incoming" & "Outgoing". You can decide the rating of players you'd like to play using the scroll down options given under both Incoming and Outgoing. Don't forget to "Save" your preferences. Good luck!
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Don't say that, that's 1) not true, 2) really rude. The same happened to me, and I went from 1575 rapid to 1460. I analyzed all my games, and I was mainly messing up in the opening and making blunders from knight forks. Don't always assume your opponent is cheating.
your explanation for my dilemma is plausible
reached the threshold of 1100 points, I suddenly started to face groups of strong players, who have lowered my score up to 880 points ... even now that I have a low score, I continue to face very strong players, who demonstrate a technique superfine game to have a score that is between 850-900 points ... all this is very strange because the more my score is lowered, the more I expect to face easily beaten opponents ... otherwise how did I do get to 1100 points? ... all this is very ambiguous because this dynamic "up and down" of scoring, occurs PUNCTUALLY, every time I reach a certain ranking of points ... it happened from the beginning when I started with a score of 600 points and as soon as I got to 700 points, I started to face a series of strong opponents (in relation to the score), who lowered my score to 400 points ... the exact same thing happened when I reached 800 points, the 900 points and so on ... I think that behind these anomalous dynamics there are cheaters or bots of the system ... maybe all this is specially designed by the chess.com site to enslave people to this game