u1200 and u1000 tournaments

why u1000 and u1200 tournaments are not being built for developing athletes. What you need to do to make it. Thank you

u 1000 and u 1200 tournaments are not difficult to organize

Why do you want U1200 or U1000 (or U800 or U600) tournaments? If you want to get better at the game, then it is better to join the regular tournament. At the beginning you will lose some games against stronger players, that you can learn from and at the end you will get paired against people of your own strength, where you have a chance to win.

Well, some people know the rules and enjoy the game, but U1500 is still a very strong field for them. So I don't find the idea absurd. I just don't know if it works (enough public).

There could be beginner-friendly rapid tournaments. Some kids are still testing the pieces, you know. They can't afford a piece being taken every time it's hanging. :P

It's nice to think of kids, but I also have adults friends in that situation, losing nearly every game in U1500.

It's a good idea my boy d_west use to be smashed while playing under 1500

How a 7 year old child will always love chess if he loses. If you play with your own level of confidence, it comes to self confidence and develops more quickly.

ichess is not just playing with adults. She plays with children aged 7.

i'm 1417 Glicko2 rating, the diference between a 1100 player and a 1500 player is really considerable, i can say that if a 1100 player plays against a 1500 player, the 1500 player will win 10 times for each win of the 1100 player.

Perhaps U 1200 tournament could be organized but that s it, not any lower. There are not that many people under 1000 and those that are should have a good chance against weaker than 1200 players.

Well, what about tournaments reserved to players in Kid Mode?