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BAVESH792011

Hey guys
Can you help me to open a fide rating
What should I do
How can I improve

Pls help me guys!!!

Hey guys Can you help me to open a fide rating What should I do How can I improve Pls help me guys!!!

BAVESH792011

Can you tell me what is the best opening to play
And some cool middle game plans and traps

Can you tell me what is the best opening to play And some cool middle game plans and traps

BAVESH792011

@TheKingClash said in #2:

Play FIDE rated over-the-board tournaments.

Study more chess strategy, as the slower time control means that fewer players will fall for simple tactics. You could try books by Nimzowitsch, Euwe, Dvoretsky, Nunn, Engqvist or Watson.

Thanks @TheKingClash

@TheKingClash said in #2: > Play FIDE rated over-the-board tournaments. > > > > Study more chess strategy, as the slower time control means that fewer players will fall for simple tactics. You could try books by Nimzowitsch, Euwe, Dvoretsky, Nunn, Engqvist or Watson. Thanks @TheKingClash

Sholmes49

You have time to improve.
unless you are already a champion.

find your way among all the ressources you can get (Lichess for example !)
Reading books, taking advices from other players, playing tournaments, reading books, puzzles, clubs, youtube

Spend time about process thinking, tactics, analysing your game (Why did you fail ?)

Try the free lessons on Chessable
some old (good) books are free

FIDE rating allows you to compare yourself with other players with a FIDE ranking (elo)
Do not give too much importance.

Have fun while learning and playing. You will then progress.

You have time to improve. unless you are already a champion. find your way among all the ressources you can get (Lichess for example !) Reading books, taking advices from other players, playing tournaments, reading books, puzzles, clubs, youtube Spend time about process thinking, tactics, analysing your game (Why did you fail ?) Try the free lessons on Chessable some old (good) books are free FIDE rating allows you to compare yourself with other players with a FIDE ranking (elo) Do not give too much importance. Have fun while learning and playing. You will then progress.