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trw YaBB Moderator Offline I Love ChessPublishing! Posts: 1414 Joined: 05/06/08 Gender:	Re: I am a 2300 FM, how do I improve at Chess? Reply #7 - 02/10/22 at 02:25:24
	Thread locked because you already had this topic.


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kylemeister God Member Offline Posts: 4989 Location: USA Joined: 10/24/05	Re: I am a 2300 FM, how do I improve at Chess? Reply #6 - 02/09/22 at 23:45:37
	TopNotch wrote on 02/09/22 at 23:07:54: Einstein's definition of insanity By the way, that apparently isn't from Einstein. https://quoteinvestigator.com/2017/03/23/same/


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TopNotch God Member Offline I only look 1 move ahead, but its always the best Posts: 2211 Joined: 01/04/03 Gender:	Re: I am a 2300 FM, how do I improve at Chess? Reply #5 - 02/09/22 at 23:07:54
	Bibs wrote on 02/09/22 at 22:37:14: You already started a ‘how to improve’ thread. Plenty of info and ideas there in the responses. You don’t need another. Really, better to stop posting questions of exactly the same ilk. Study, and just go and play. Play chess. He probably didn't like the answers he got before, especially regarding the correct way to use engines. I guess by posting the same question again, he is hoping for different answers, seemingly oblivious of Einstein's definition of insanity. Rating depreciates over time, so I guesstimate 2300 divided by 10 years of inactivity = 2000 elo.

	The man who tries to do something and fails is infinitely better than he who tries to do nothing and succeeds - Lloyd Jones
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TopNotch God Member Offline I only look 1 move ahead, but its always the best Posts: 2211 Joined: 01/04/03 Gender:	Re: I am a 2300 FM, how do I improve at Chess? Reply #4 - 02/09/22 at 22:57:24
	FMCharless wrote on 02/09/22 at 03:49:59: how do we improve at chess? I became disabled so I have 16 hour days to devote to chess, or 8 to 12 hour days to devote to chess. I coach chess for a living, and I save about $750 a month. I have no expenses. The truth is I am 36, and will be 40 in 4 years. I wanted to see if I could be GM by 40 or 45. The only thing from keeping me from getting the title is the preparation I still have to do, and unfortunately money. Money from the point of view that it takes cash to make it to events and play in the 7 day events for 9 rounds. Apart from all this, this post is about improvement. In other words, how do I improve? I was wondering if people here had any good suggestions. I will be honest, I have ideas of what I am suppose to be doing but I was looking for some eye openers from the chesspublishing.com world/forum crew. No expenses? Don't you eat, buy clothes, pay utility bills etc.?

	The man who tries to do something and fails is infinitely better than he who tries to do nothing and succeeds - Lloyd Jones
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Bibs God Member Offline Posts: 2343 Joined: 10/24/06	Re: I am a 2300 FM, how do I improve at Chess? Reply #3 - 02/09/22 at 22:37:14
	You already started a ‘how to improve’ thread. Plenty of info and ideas there in the responses. You don’t need another. Really, better to stop posting questions of exactly the same ilk. Study, and just go and play. Play chess.


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FMCharless Full Member Offline I Love ChessPublishing! Posts: 202 Location: Pompano Beach Florida Joined: 10/29/21 Gender:	Re: I am a 2300 FM, how do I improve at Chess? Reply #2 - 02/09/22 at 20:28:40
	I am giving lessons right now to save up to go to tournaments. I have saved up 5k. I need like 30k to be able to play. I am pretty sure I will have a new title after my next round of tournaments. Yes that is me, 2007 was my best year chess. I started working and abandoned chess for a while, tournament wise that is. I am posting this to see what type of feedback I can get. I benefit from it because sometimes people have suggestions that are worth my time.


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Bibs God Member Offline Posts: 2343 Joined: 10/24/06	Re: I am a 2300 FM, how do I improve at Chess? Reply #1 - 02/09/22 at 10:51:54
	Didn't you post this before? A little bluntly, rather than just posting questions here, have you played any chess or booked to play in any opens or APAs since the last time this came up? Is this you, perchance? https://ratings.fide.com/profile/2028611/calculations It appears that there has been no chess at all for over a decade. Rec: Play chess. Really, go play some chess. You ill be rusty to start with, and you may well lose a bundle of rating points. But it will come back. Good luck to you.


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FMCharless Full Member Offline I Love ChessPublishing! Posts: 202 Location: Pompano Beach Florida Joined: 10/29/21 Gender:	I am a 2300 FM, how do I improve at Chess? 02/09/22 at 03:49:59
	how do we improve at chess? I became disabled so I have 16 hour days to devote to chess, or 8 to 12 hour days to devote to chess. I coach chess for a living, and I save about $750 a month. I have no expenses. The truth is I am 36, and will be 40 in 4 years. I wanted to see if I could be GM by 40 or 45. The only thing from keeping me from getting the title is the preparation I still have to do, and unfortunately money. Money from the point of view that it takes cash to make it to events and play in the 7 day events for 9 rounds. Apart from all this, this post is about improvement. In other words, how do I improve? I was wondering if people here had any good suggestions. I will be honest, I have ideas of what I am suppose to be doing but I was looking for some eye openers from the chesspublishing.com world/forum crew.


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