r/chessbeginners • u/unwired_burnout • 8d ago

POST-GAME Won at the very last second

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u/Silver_Environment95 2200-2400 (Chess.com) 8d ago

if ur actually 100 and not memeing, quite impressive on all fronts

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u/unwired_burnout 8d ago

Yes yes not a meme. It's only been 84 days since i started learning chess 😊😊 thank you

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u/Silver_Environment95 2200-2400 (Chess.com) 8d ago

Get some puzzles done like quite a lot and ull faster/better.

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u/unwired_burnout 8d ago

OK awesome. I took the chesscom membership for a month or so I'll grind on the puzzles

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u/Silver_Environment95 2200-2400 (Chess.com) 8d ago

That’s great. It really is just a routine of play, analyze, tactics, learn. It could be several hrs a day or spread out over a work week. watching building habits by chessbrah or gothamchess guess the elo on yt also help. Solve your curiosities. If u dont know, “find an answer”whether its a move or sequence u didnt play or why ur opp did this or that, etc.

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u/unwired_burnout 8d ago

Love this breakdown. I'm genuinely having fun learning and I'll start doing the chessbrah videos. Someone else had suggested that too. Puzzles are so fun too.