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TheGuideToChess
Posted 1 day ago

At the End of Nov 11, 2024 , I had rating of 2011 but Now, At the end of Nov 12,2024 I have rating of 2044 in 5|0 or Blitz. Also, Reaching my highest Blitz elo ever that is 2053.

Fun Fact: Nov 12 has not ended till I am writing this, so ...

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TheGuideToChess
Posted 2 days ago

I just completed an intense, grandmaster-inspired 4+ hour training session, and I’m excited to share the full video with you! Here’s how I broke down the session:

🔹 45 mins - All-rounded Tactics: Started with Chess.com’s Puzzle Rush to sharpen speed and accuracy.
🔹 45 mins - Opening Tactics: Focused on tactical patterns in my favorite openings to gain an early edge.
🔹 45 mins - Endgame Puzzles: Strengthened my endgame technique to convert advantages in critical moments.
🔹 1 Hour - Chess Studies: Ended with some deep studies to improve calculation and visualization.

Watch the Full Video Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vpbn2...

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TheGuideToChess
Posted 3 days ago

After seeing the growth of GM Arjun Erigaisi this year, I thought the Prince of Chess or maybe even the King himself needs to come in front to stop Arjun's Way towards the throne, But GM Aravindh Chithambaram Showed Brilliant Game and Won against Arjun Erigaisi Today.

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TheGuideToChess
Posted 4 days ago

After Winning this game, I crossed 2000 Elo in Rapid Chess. Before this, I have only reached 2000 elo in Blitz and Bullet format.

Game Link: www.chess.com/game/live/124897186843

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TheGuideToChess
Posted 2 weeks ago

I Described How I started chess and How I reached 2000 Elo in This Video. I also Lived like a chess grandmaster for a day.

Watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwPfc...

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TheGuideToChess
Posted 2 weeks ago

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TheGuideToChess
Posted 2 weeks ago

Six Levels of Thinking

1.Remembering

Outcome: Recalling facts and basic concepts.
Techniques: Use flashcards, repetition, mnemonics, and visual aids to memorize information. Practice recalling information from memory.
Example: Remembering the names and moves of all chess pieces.

2. Understanding

Outcome: Explaining ideas and concepts in your own words.
Techniques: Paraphrase content, explain to someone else, use diagrams, and connect new ideas to familiar concepts.
Example: Understanding the purpose of each chess opening and its common move sequences.

3. Applying

Outcome: Using information in new situations or contexts.
Techniques: Practice problem-solving, simulate real situations, and use case studies or exercises.
Example: Applying tactical patterns learned in theory to solve real chess puzzles or in-game situations.

4. Analyzing

Outcome: Breaking down information and understanding relationships.
Techniques: Practice comparing and contrasting, look for patterns, and explore how parts work together.
Example: Analyzing positions in chess to understand the strengths and weaknesses of each side.

5. Evaluating

Outcome: Justifying a decision or choice by making judgments about information or situations.
Techniques: Use checklists, critique examples, assess pros and cons, and conduct self-assessment.
Example: Evaluating multiple possible moves in a chess game to determine which is the most advantageous.

6. Creating

Outcome: Producing new or original work based on knowledge and skills.
Techniques: Brainstorm, imagine new possibilities, experiment, and design unique solutions.
Example: Creating a unique game plan or opening strategy tailored to an opponent's weaknesses.

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TheGuideToChess
Posted 3 weeks ago

Does Solving Chess Puzzles Actually Helps to improve Chess Skills?? Drop Your Vote Below.

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TheGuideToChess
Posted 3 weeks ago

I Achieved My Highest Puzzle Rush Score Today, Reaching to 50th Puzzle.

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TheGuideToChess
Posted 3 weeks ago

Find the Tactical 3-Move Sequence for White

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