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I keep losing chess games continuously... What Should I do?
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Nov 2, 2024
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#43
One reason for losing streaks could be tilt, it's really harmful to one's rating so be careful.
Nov 3, 2024
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#45
BigChessplayer665 wrote:
chessplayer681 wrote:
hello?
any other suggestions?
You will continuously lose unless your hikaru
brother
u dont need to be hikaru nakamura
Madmate666 wrote:
What is actually a tilt?
What you're doing right now. Although most people would call it a "tantrum", it's actually caused by tilt and lack of self control.
Nov 3, 2024
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#47
You should start analysing your games after and seeing where you went wrong so you can build on your previous experience with the game so you can know what to play and when
Nov 3, 2024
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#48
But you would be cheating then because you said everyone over 1000 cheats and you’re over 1000 so you cheat and how else would you know so you cheat no wonder you are not at 0 rating
chomp on hanging pieces
i chomped my way to 2200 blitz already
HangingPiecesChomper wrote:
chomp on hanging pieces
i chomped my way to 2200 blitz already
Even better don't hang yours 🤣
18 days ago
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#51
Try to control your emotions when you lose (anger, frustration, self-pity, remorse, self-doubt) avoid all these negative feelings. Tell yourself that it is just a game, no one will take you to jail or punish you for losing. Then start to enjoy playing. You are developing your analytical skills and it is never easy.
chessplayer681 wrote:
My whole archive is full of losses, like 95% of the time.
I've tried to analyse every game, but I don't have Premium.
The only things I win against is bots, and I can't even take down level 4 engine.
My rating has gone from 700 --> 300.
This is relatable.
Did you know that you can analyze your games on lichess provided that you have copied the automatically generated PGN? Then you can import the game (pgn) in the already mentioned website and request a computer analysis for free. This website even lets you analyze hypothetical moves to assess the convenience of them (this consumes some of your computer resources though).
always use king pawn opening it works really good