ChestChess_is_dislikable wrote:
You guys are sooo negative
just you i pad kid
do u think I can become World Champion
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Mar 20, 2025
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#65
It’s too early to tell. Maybe we could have a better guess when you are a GM
AaviNarula wrote:
do u think I can become World Champion
Yes, you could become world champion. Very few people have asked this question before, let alone tried to accomplish the feat. Many people have been world chess champion, so it's a very realistic goal. But you will have put in some effort. At a minimum 20 to 30 minutes a day practicing and learning. It will help to play a few tournaments along the way also. By the time you are 18 or 20 you should have a good idea if you are going to be world champion or not.
Mar 20, 2025
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The_Covid_Hacker_Official wrote:
It's not hacking it's easy
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Thx guys
this is my average game
AaviNarula wrote:
this is my average game
Your 7. Bg5 is a big mistake. Black plays f6 and you lose a piece.
Mar 27, 2025
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#74
oh I misread the title, I thought it said GM, ok, my answer is no now.
No you can't
Mar 27, 2025
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#76
It depends on what you mean. Is it humanly possible? Yes. Is it likely? No.
you could be IM or GM if u trained the rest of your life
It is theoretically possible. It is also theoretically possible to become the political leader of your country, secretary general of the United Nations, a Nobel Prize winner, etc., etc. Sammy Reshevsky was a chess prodigy whose parents made their living by touring with him when he was nine - he was a top player but was a degreed accountant by profession by the time he was a world class player at the age of 24. He was probably the best known example of a nine-year-old already recognized at having a realistic chance at eventually competing for the world championship but missing the shot at a title match at the age of 44 when the Soviet players [per Bronstein's later book] were ordered to make sure that Smyslov had enough points to come in ahead of Reshevsky in the Candidates' tournament (eventually leading to Fischer's championship match after saying something somewhat similar to "I don't care how many games the Soviets throw to each other, let's see them beat a perfect score").
If you are another Sammy Reshevsky or Bobby Fischer then your chances might be deemed plausible as opposed to theoretical.