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1. I'm guessing there is no better way to study than to play games over and over again. If this is the case, what settings are best for me to learn? Right now I am doing a lot of 5 + 0, but often the opponents run out of time, leaving me with no endgame practice. ELO is not as important as in game knowledge right now.
2. I am still noob after studying some books on chess (as expected). I am still looking for some ways to improve myself. Obviously playing more is a good idea, but what else should I do?
3. How do you play so fast...
I've seen some players play so fast. My brain is too slow for that, hah.
Thanks for reading; sorry if I wasted your time.
Later.
:)
1. I'm guessing there is no better way to study than to play games over and over again. If this is the case, what settings are best for me to learn? Right now I am doing a lot of 5 + 0, but often the opponents run out of time, leaving me with no endgame practice. ELO is not as important as in game knowledge right now.
2. I am still noob after studying some books on chess (as expected). I am still looking for some ways to improve myself. Obviously playing more is a good idea, but what else should I do?
3. How do you play so fast...
I've seen some players play so fast. My brain is too slow for that, hah.
Thanks for reading; sorry if I wasted your time.
Later.
:)