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450 ELO Chess Game! Please Give Me Tips To Improve

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1 week ago

and at avoiding one-move blunders. This is probably the most important advice on the list.Comment's to be read in order. Fuck the comment length limitations. p line-height: 115%; margin-bottom: 0.25cm; background: transparent a:link color: #000080; text-decoration: underline

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1 week ago

Maybe you’ll see a mate, maybe you’ll find one accidentally. But I’ll guarantee you that the checks on average will be better moves than pushing your a pawn one square (although that move certainly wasn’t bad by any means, you pushed a passed pawn, after all.) So yeah, checks, captures, attacks. 4. Do a shit-ton of puzzles. Lichess has an infinte amount of puzzles and with an account you can even personalize them. They are gonna make you so good at spotting tactics and at avoidin

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1 week ago

When you start your calculations with checks, there is only two or three moves by your opponent that you have to think about, and those are the moves that end the check. When you’re playing anything else, your oppoent often has a dozen different moves to choose from. This means that when your oppoent’s king is wide open (like at 01:00), bring your pieces to the kingside and start checking. Maybe you’ll see a mate, maybe you’ll find one accidentally. But I’ll guarantee you that

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1 week ago

3. When you calculate, always start with the most aggressive move first. That would be a check because you have to respond to it by rule. It is followed by capturing pieces, because when you capture something and your opponent doesn’t capture back at your level, in 9 times out of 10, you will have won material. The least threatening move is an attack because attacked pieces generally need to move but often don’t have to. Checks, captures attacks. When you start your calculations with

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1 week ago

1. Learn openings. In this game, you’re playing the Petrov. You don’t defend your e5 pawn but instead counter-attacck white’s e4 pawn. At your level, knowing the first five moves of any opening is probably gonna get you a winning position and a lot of elo. You can find videos on the opening here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8X6f8rBiVA&t=7s Personally, I don’t recommend the Petrov to beginners. Learn the Queen’s Gambit or the Scotch with white stead. The linked channel has videos

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