What are the typical plans to defeat players rated from 1800 - 2500 in lichess ?
Play the best move
@justthetime said in #1:
> What are the typical plans to defeat players rated from 1800 - 2500 in lichess ?
You need different plants to beat players from 1800 - 2000, 2000 - 2200, and 2200 - 2400 and 2400 - 2600 (which includes 2500 too).
> What are the typical plans to defeat players rated from 1800 - 2500 in lichess ?
You need different plants to beat players from 1800 - 2000, 2000 - 2200, and 2200 - 2400 and 2400 - 2600 (which includes 2500 too).
Some of them:
- Put your opponent in traps and get them into a puzzle situation.
- Gain an advantage. (This refers to both positional and material)
- Creating an opening repertoire and practicing it again and again.
- Analyzing the games, doing puzzles (so as to store the puzzle, and remembering it gets the opponent dead), having a good rest, and a clean, positive mind.
- Deep in my mind, the best plan comes to be calculating as much as you can, like what would the opponent do if I do this, that.
- Make them mad, scream at you for following the above sequence.
- Last, but not least, checkmate them!
- Put your opponent in traps and get them into a puzzle situation.
- Gain an advantage. (This refers to both positional and material)
- Creating an opening repertoire and practicing it again and again.
- Analyzing the games, doing puzzles (so as to store the puzzle, and remembering it gets the opponent dead), having a good rest, and a clean, positive mind.
- Deep in my mind, the best plan comes to be calculating as much as you can, like what would the opponent do if I do this, that.
- Make them mad, scream at you for following the above sequence.
- Last, but not least, checkmate them!
@IndianDoraemon said in #3:
> You need different plans to beat players from 1800 - 2000, 2000 - 2200, and 2200 - 2400 and 2400 - 2600 (which includes 2500 too).
And different openings might make a difference too.
> You need different plans to beat players from 1800 - 2000, 2000 - 2200, and 2200 - 2400 and 2400 - 2600 (which includes 2500 too).
And different openings might make a difference too.
Do not blunder or make a mistake. Let them make the mistakes and blunders.
@magicsacrifblunder said in #6:
> Do not blunder or make a mistake. Let them make the mistakes and blunders.
But how? They don't seem to make mistakes at ALL. Every move I can think of after the opening is a mistake/bad/unnecessary move. And I'm talking about 1800+ in classical mainly and maybe rapid not in blitz or bullet.
> Do not blunder or make a mistake. Let them make the mistakes and blunders.
But how? They don't seem to make mistakes at ALL. Every move I can think of after the opening is a mistake/bad/unnecessary move. And I'm talking about 1800+ in classical mainly and maybe rapid not in blitz or bullet.
1700 and 1800: just play solid and wait huge blunders.
@Timo84 said in #8:
> 1700 and 1800: just play solid and wait huge blunders.
In my games I make more blunders than them. I can't punish 1700 and 1800 mistakes. 1700 or 1800 in CLASSICAL, not blitz, bullet or ultra.
> 1700 and 1800: just play solid and wait huge blunders.
In my games I make more blunders than them. I can't punish 1700 and 1800 mistakes. 1700 or 1800 in CLASSICAL, not blitz, bullet or ultra.
@MrPushwood said in #5:
> And different openings might make a difference too.
then what are the openings solid against players above 2000
> And different openings might make a difference too.
then what are the openings solid against players above 2000
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