How To Improve In Classical • page 2/2 • General Chess Discussion • lichess.org

Play slowly; plan some openings before the games; after a game finishes, analyze it;do not hurry;try playing in bigger screen like desktop or laptop;If unable to focus, then set the actual board and play the moves there and just click on the moves in The screen; check long distance attacks and think 3-5 from the openings itself; if possible choose a place where there is complete silence.

Le_Patzer83

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@RTD1109 said in #1:

Hello,
I Love Playing Classical And Rapid . I have Reached 2000 in Rapid But I am Struggling In Classical Only 1800 Till Now And Also Lost Some Rating Again I play 10-20 Classical Games Everyday With 25+0 Or 30+0 Games How Should I Improve .
Thank You

RajassTD

I am thinking that if you are playing that many classical games in a day that you probably arent analyzing them afterwards. It is crucial to analyze you last game thoroughly before you play your next game, because you can learn so much from analysis. If you can afford a coach, have them analyze the games with you (someone who is an FM, IM or GM preferably if you have one in your area or you can do it over Skype).

@RTD1109 said in #1: > Hello, > I Love Playing Classical And Rapid . I have Reached 2000 in Rapid But I am Struggling In Classical Only 1800 Till Now And Also Lost Some Rating Again I play 10-20 Classical Games Everyday With 25+0 Or 30+0 Games How Should I Improve . > Thank You > > RajassTD I am thinking that if you are playing that many classical games in a day that you probably arent analyzing them afterwards. It is crucial to analyze you last game thoroughly before you play your next game, because you can learn so much from analysis. If you can afford a coach, have them analyze the games with you (someone who is an FM, IM or GM preferably if you have one in your area or you can do it over Skype).