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If anyone wanna play a few matches in any time control up to 15 minutes
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Hello people.
I'm looking for advice from trainers and serious players regarding training routine.
Let's divide it into 3 different activities; playing games, doing puzzles and practicing openings.
What among the following examples would you prefer.
For example, Monday openings, Tuesday games, etc.
For example, Monday openings and puzzles, Tuesday puzzles and games, etc.
Would really appreciate your advice. Thank you.
Since it is happening at Kolkata, can I visit the event as a spectator? Would I require passes and if so, where I can get that?
Gukesh defeated IM David Gorodetzky (2497) with the Black pieces, and his Team SuperChess scored a powerful 5.5-1.5 win over Team Etude Ramat Gan Dov Porat Memorial. Arjun defeated IM Filip Haring with the White pieces, and his Team Alkaloids scored a clean sweep 6-0 win over SK K CERO INVEST Nitra.
Arjun now has a live rating of 2798.3 while Gukesh is rated 2796.4. There is only one Indian player till date who has crossed 2800 - that is Vishy Anand. Will Gukesh and Arjun become the new additions to the prestigious list - possibly in the event? Let us know in the comments.
My suggestion is to create a challenge for Kramnik, like he does for other players to prove that they are actually not cheating. But instead make it such that Kramnik has to prove he is any good at identifying cheaters. He will be provided with a series of 10K games of which 1% of the games include some engine moves.
Using his “statistical” methods he has to identify the games which involves cheating, if he’s unable to do so and identify the games with a +/- 5% accuracy, he loses all credibility to make accusations. Which can be forever used against him, if he disagrees to do so, then he again has no credibility. If he succeeds then he may be on to something.
Thoughts on this? I think such a method will ensure that people like Danya don’t have to undergo unnecessary mental strain from baseless accusations from the likes of people like Kramnik.
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I know nothing about chess but i am intrigued to learn, how should i approach to learn and any suggestions for youtube channels? I have tried to learn in past but failed to be good at anything( i would learn an opening and then forget it after few days)
Hey guys,
So for basic context, I’m 2400 rated on chess.com and my FIDE used to be 2000. I say used to be because I have retired from playing OTB due to personal reasons a long time ago and my FIDE has achieved the status of inactivity
I’m here to help people to break elo walls and answer any questions regarding chess. I’m not a chess master but I’ll try my best to answer your questions and also play a few matches with yall in the mean time
Want to play some OTB chess.