Analyze your games to see where you went wrong and try not to repeat the same mistakes again. There can be a lot of reasons why you lose and sometimes things just go wrong even if we think we have a good game. Try to play openings that lead to dynamic positions. Learn basic endgames. Most importantly, don't put yourself too much pressure and just have fun!
i don't know man, if you have more suggestion please post.
also thank you for replying to the post. not many people do that
also thank you for replying to the post. not many people do that
the above comment was for vkrish
@TiNours one can't have fun, if one loses every game :(
anyway thanks for the suggestion @TiNours
Try to improve your tactical skills as much as you can, it's by far the most important for intermediate players because most of games between mid level players are decided by a tactical mistake. I looked at a few of your games and saw in each of them big blunders from you that you could have easily avoid if you looked at your opponents threats.
ok will do, actually i have been doing a lot of tactics for 2-3 months now and then somebody suggested that i lose games in the opening so concentrate on openings, that's why i got confused
also, i don't play much here nowadays
also, i don't play much here nowadays
First of all stop playing bullet: that brings no good.
Play at least 5 minutes per game.
Do not study openings, study endgames.
Play at least 5 minutes per game.
Do not study openings, study endgames.
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This is what I've done to reach a high understanding of chess. Review games of Grandmasters and look over their moves, ask yourself why they played that move and why they didn't play other moves in the position. Next, shrink your opening repertoire to a few for each color. Work on mastering those openings and when you feel confident, branch out to others. Another thing I would recommend is watching your own games and looking at why you played certain moves and how other moves might have been better. Lastly, look at tactics puzzles DAILY. This will help you improve your vision. Also, try solitaire chess to improve decision making and POE until 1 way works ( is correct ). Hope this helps!
This is what I've done to reach a high understanding of chess. Review games of Grandmasters and look over their moves, ask yourself why they played that move and why they didn't play other moves in the position. Next, shrink your opening repertoire to a few for each color. Work on mastering those openings and when you feel confident, branch out to others. Another thing I would recommend is watching your own games and looking at why you played certain moves and how other moves might have been better. Lastly, look at tactics puzzles DAILY. This will help you improve your vision. Also, try solitaire chess to improve decision making and POE until 1 way works ( is correct ). Hope this helps!
Find people that are worse then you.
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