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How do i improve at chess?

@SuperMiki059 said ^

Thanks all

Play some games every day. Why you dont play?

@SuperMiki059 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/3KUXXTuZ) > Thanks all Play some games every day. Why you dont play?

I think that one 15+10 game (together with post-game examination) would be better than a bunch of 10+0 games.

I think that one 15+10 game (together with post-game examination) would be better than a bunch of 10+0 games.

@SuperMiki059 said ^

Im 547 elo on chess.com and i played this game as white, what can i do better?

Stop playing over there!

@SuperMiki059 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/weg0QSSx) > Im 547 elo on chess.com and i played this game as white, what can i do better? Stop playing over there!

@MrPushwood it does not matter on which site we play. The ultimate aim of playing is that we learn from our mistakes and not make them again.

@MrPushwood it does not matter on which site we play. The ultimate aim of playing is that we learn from our mistakes and not make them again.

Try and count the pieces, understand the material value for each piece, queen 9, rook 5, Bishop and Night 3, pawn 1.
Avoid entering exchanges where you get material down.
On the opening phase try to always follow this system:
1-Control the center with 1 pawn by moving it to e4/e5 or d4/d5
2-Move 1 piece at a time on each move, never moving the same piece twice, the purpose is to get all your pieces into action towards the center of the board.
3-Do not go for material on the opening, unless your opponent blunders a piece.
4-Move the N before you move the B.
The N belongs in f3/f6 and c3/C6
5-When you are able to castle short 0-0
6-By now you are almost fully developed, but you still should move your rooks into the middle of the board e1/e2 d1/d2
7-Fully developed now your job is to A) create a plan to gain space on your opponent territory and B) counting the pieces to understand when you can trade one piece for another one, never go and trade a high value piece like a bishop or a rook for a pawn.
If you try and follow it eventually your rating will increase dramatically.

Try and count the pieces, understand the material value for each piece, queen 9, rook 5, Bishop and Night 3, pawn 1. Avoid entering exchanges where you get material down. On the opening phase try to always follow this system: 1-Control the center with 1 pawn by moving it to e4/e5 or d4/d5 2-Move 1 piece at a time on each move, never moving the same piece twice, the purpose is to get all your pieces into action towards the center of the board. 3-Do not go for material on the opening, unless your opponent blunders a piece. 4-Move the N before you move the B. The N belongs in f3/f6 and c3/C6 5-When you are able to castle short 0-0 6-By now you are almost fully developed, but you still should move your rooks into the middle of the board e1/e2 d1/d2 7-Fully developed now your job is to A) create a plan to gain space on your opponent territory and B) counting the pieces to understand when you can trade one piece for another one, never go and trade a high value piece like a bishop or a rook for a pawn. If you try and follow it eventually your rating will increase dramatically.

You managed to gradually improve your position, you managed your defence so opponent never got an opportunity to get back in the game, good conversion of a winning position!

You managed to gradually improve your position, you managed your defence so opponent never got an opportunity to get back in the game, good conversion of a winning position!

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