I agree with the first two but not the third one.
The three fastest ways for a beginner to improve!
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1.practice tactics
2.learn endgames
3.analyze your games
Steven-ODonoghue wrote:
I agree with the first two but not the third one.
lol
Practicing tactics might help too though.
I agree 100%.
You can learn 20 moves of opening theory and strategically suffocate your opponent to death like Karpov, but if you keep hanging your queen every game, you'll never get past 1000 rating.
Simple tactics are what decide the game for beginners. Whoever hangs less pieces wins.
I strongly suggest all beginners watch this video. It gives helpful advice on how to reach 1000 rating, from an International Master:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2huVf1l4UE&t=744s
He effectively says the same thing that I just said: your rating will never improve until you learn to stop hanging pieces.
Aug 8, 2020
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If you want to win via cheap shot, then I suppose practicing tricks and traps is a good idea. Yes.
Is learning gambits important for winning
Too confusing
Too confusing
1. Practice tactics.
2. Practice tactics.
3. Practice tactics.