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Apr 7, 2021
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#3
1.Do Tactics.( Take your time to solve puzzles don't rush you should spend at least 5 mins on the position if you're not getting the solution, this method is very exhausting. And also try to visualise the end of the variation. Without making a move.)
2.Play Longer time control games. 15/10 is min, this will make sure you calculate and think logically before making a move.
*Watch some chess content on YouTube.
These two are basic chess advices but effective.
oke thx ill try
seeking_the_light do you even know applearcher
Apr 7, 2021
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#6
Puzzle rush does help, helps a lot in pattern recognition
@seeking_the_light ty sm 
thanks for all your advise guys
seeking_the_light wrote:
1.Do Tactics.( Take your time to solve puzzles don't rush you should spend at least 5 mins on the position if you're not getting the solution, this method is very exhausting. And also try to visualise the end of the variation. Without making a move.)
2.Play Longer time control games. 15/10 is min, this will make sure you calculate and think logically before making a move.
*Watch some chess content on YouTube.
These two are basic chess advices but effective.
thanks for the tips .
So take my time with puzzles, visualize the end position no.1
no.2 long time controls. Rapid 15/10 is what's at least required.
Points taken and well noted. Cheers again.
Apr 8, 2021
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#12
LeoLevai wrote:
seeking_the_light wrote:
1.Do Tactics.( Take your time to solve puzzles don't rush you should spend at least 5 mins on the position if you're not getting the solution, this method is very exhausting. And also try to visualise the end of the variation. Without making a move.)
2.Play Longer time control games. 15/10 is min, this will make sure you calculate and think logically before making a move.
*Watch some chess content on YouTube.
These two are basic chess advices but effective.
thanks for the tips .
So take my time with puzzles, visualize the end position no.1
no.2 long time controls. Rapid 15/10 is what's at least required.
Points taken and well noted. Cheers again.
That was for him.
You have to add some layers,
Choose an opening to play with white ( I suggest 1.e4) , and 2 with black ( 1 response for e4 and a response for d4)
Watch videos on middlegame strategy in Youtube.
Apr 8, 2021
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#13
Hi! My name is Lauren Goodkind and I’m a chess coach based and chess book author based in California. I'm glad you want to get good!
I have tips to help you improve your chess skills so you can win more games.
I recommend playing with a slow time control, such as game in 30 minutes. You need time to think. Beginners tend to make a lot of silly moves with very little time. This makes sense since there’s a lot of pieces on the board.
I also offer a free beginner’s free eBook on my website, www.ChessByLauren.com in case you are interested. The book is about asking questions before each move.
Before each move, I highly encourage you ask questions before every move such as, “If I move here, is it safe?”, “Can I safely capture a piece?”, and more.
Also consider all checks and captures on your side and also your opponent’s side. If you are past this stage, then find a forcing winning line.
Learn basic tactics such as the fork, discovered attack, pin, and more. I offer interactive puzzles on my website: https://www.chessbylauren.com/two-choice-puzzles.php
I recommend two books for you: “50 Poison Pieces” and “Queen For A Day: The Girl’s Guide To Chess Mastery.” Both books are available on Amazon.com.
If you are serious about chess, I highly recommend you hiring a chess coach to help you.
I hope that this helps.
Don't rush improvement. 
Just because a child is eating the right things doesn't mean he will be big and strong in 1 month. Enjoy the game, learn something from every match and in time you will improve.
Apr 8, 2021
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#15
skeeppyfan wrote:
im so bad at chess look at my profile and look how many loose I have pls tell how to git gud
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learn from technoblade and not skeppy
Apr 8, 2021
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#16
Set a goal for the game, such as pin a piece, fork two pieces, or make a discover attack. Don't play only for a win, but try to achieve some minor goals along the way. Remember after the opening development, try to make each move accomplish two things: attack a piece while opening a line ( diagonal, file, or rank) for one of your other pieces to use next turn.
ZackShade wrote:
skeeppyfan wrote:
im so bad at chess look at my profile and look how many loose I have pls tell how to git gud
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246 Rapid is ......I don't wanna say 'BAD' but I get the feeling you may be missing some serious fundamentals....B/C 246 is not just 'Bad' its a bit unnatural... Try training against that 250 computer bot on here. Also I would encourage to completely re-evaluate how you have been playing thus far... I am only a 705 so I don't have much room to talk though... If you need a friend to help you out I would be happy to.
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ZackShade wrote:
icyboyyy wrote:
a lot of the time people lower than 600 make blunders in simple counting exercises
XD
Improving can be painfully slow, but there are a few tips.
1. Play with 300-400’s. You can get better by playing them,and you won’t lose much rating points. After you win or lose with them, analyse the game and try finding mistakes,inaccuracies,blunders, and missed wins and learn from them
2. Puzzles are an important part of learning and you should do them regularly. They can help you in patter recognition, which is very good in finding tactics in your game!
3. You can get better by playing games. Don’t do like 30 games a day to improve. Play 1 game,or 2 a day. You can only analyse games 2 times a day without a membership so use it wisely
4. Play with bots. You can play with different bots with different strengths and weaknesses.
5. Have fun! It does take around 3 years to gain a lot of points and try to enjoy that time!
Good luck!
im so bad at chess look at my profile and look how many loose I have pls tell how to git gud
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