I have analyzed one of your most recent chess game, upon looking i found out that you love to play longer time control and that’s one of the strongest point to improve. Before going to opening, middlegame, and endgame let’s ...
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Koh-i-noor: Update your Opening Repertoire (Case Study #6)
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While reviewing your chess games, I noticed that you might need to update your opening repertoire. Before moving on to our sections on the opening, middlegame, and endgame, let’s take a look at one of your games. Opening Suggestions With ...
Drummer_GD_Elijah: Understand Importance of Center (Case Study#5)
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Dear Drummer_GD_Elijah, I have checked your profile, and reviewed some of your games. There are many things that you should pay attention while playing chess game, like basics of chess, how to control the center, this is very important for ...
TheBlunderingBiscuit should avoid blunders (Case Study#4)
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Upon looking some of your games, I realized that you blunders a lot, don’t worry much about it, every grandmaster or all chess player blunder but the thing is that they do not blunder often. Let’s watch one of your ...
How should ‘kohlithebest’ Reach 1500 Chess Rating(Case Study #3)
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After reviewing your games, I’ve noticed that you love to win quickly, but chess is not that simple, especially when you’re playing against opponents of the same skill level. Personal Suggestion: Avoid playing bullet games and switch to blitz. I ...
How ‘SilverWolf’ Can Level Up His Chess (Case Study #2)
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When I reviewed your profile, SilverWolf, I noticed several mistakes and blunders in your games. This is common among beginners, especially those who are trying very hard to improve but lack a clear roadmap. Don’t worry about the struggle—you’re in ...
Sharpening CronosTheSecond’s Chess Strategy [Case Study#1]
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Getting better at chess is a desire of every chess player whether you are beginner, club player, advanced player, all of them wants to improve but how? in this regard, I reviewed user CronosTheSecond [chess player] and here are my ...
How to Create Weakness in Chess [Images and Games]
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Today we will learn about How to create weakness in chess, creating weakness in chess is a fundamental aspect of chess strategy. By understanding and exploiting these weaknesses, you can gain a significant advantage and increase your chances of winning. ...
Skewers in Chess [with Examples]
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Skewers in chess are tactics where a more valuable piece is attacked and forced to move, revealing a less valuable piece behind it. It’s similar to a pin but works in the opposite direction. The key to a successful skewer ...
What are Pins in Chess [A Practical Guide]
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Chess is like a battlefield, and just like in any battle, knowing how to immobilize your opponent’s forces can be a game-changer. Let’s learn about the pins in chess, why and how they occur in your chess games, and how ...