1000 to 2300 rating

ive been playing since the same as you @Akshay1810 but im 1700 lol. I think should just stick to what im good at...

Cool!

@Akshay1810 and @iCantThinkOfAName1

Congratulations very nice improvement! Can you share some tips? What are the main drivers for your improvement?

@TheLearningKing said in #24:
> @Akshay1810 and @iCantThinkOfAName1
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> Congratulations very nice improvement! Can you share some tips? What are the main drivers for your improvement?

playing alot against higher rated players and analysing my games in depth

also learning to be alert in games and dont make moves without calculating bcoz they seem obvious and look for opponents threat

positional training and tatics too

@Akshay1810 if you're wondering why Blotterfan has so many high wins when you don't: Blotterfan plays lots of arenas, where you can get these unbalanced pairings, often with berserk advantage on top

ı was 1200 is at 2020 and hit 2330 at 2022 bullet rating but, ı had also chronic nerve pain through that time and could not give my all ı just played randomly so, you re not special but probably better learner at least %99 from other people so, keep going

@Akshay1810

I have seen 2 players with better progression. (I will trawl through my 400 members and find them)...

But whether they or you have truly 'progressed' this much and didn't just start very underrated on the ratings who knows.

Not to take away from your achievements, this is close to prodigy level progression.

If you don't hit the 'brick wall' of learning and adjust well to Over The Board you're well on the way to being a decent Master.

P.S.

This is my hero.

www.chess.com/member/wanderingpuppet

He started playing chess at 21. He went from 900 Fide to Master in his adult life. I've never seen anyone else do that (because it's always wizz kids who learn and progress and that speed).

If I can find his old account you can see him go from 800 - 2600 online.