this is my elo now how do I become 2000 quickly?
this is my elo now how do I become 2000 quickly?
Maybe, you can find something useful at https://lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/how-to-improve-18 or https://lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/i-need-advice?page=2 .
@The_Dragon_Of_Harmia you don’t.
You work hard but it’s not fast.
You work hard but it’s not fast.
@The_Dragon_Of_Harmia said ^
How do I become 2000 quickly?
this is my elo now how do I become 2000 quickly?
For example, you simply need to learn to beat players you're currently tied with 1:1 by a ratio of approximately 250:1 (head-to-head score). Then your rapid rating (on that other site) will automatically become approximately 2000 instead of the 1031 you currently have! )))))
Your rating is currently 1031 (on that other site, the ratings you showed me, and the ones you're asking about in this thread). You want 2000. A difference of 969 rating points. This difference means exactly that (with such a rating difference between two players, the expected score between them is approximately 250:1 in favor of the stronger player).
This answer is half-joking. It's completely correct, but I understand that you were expecting to hear something like "what specific actions should I take?" So I'll answer this question too: study theory, practice, study theory, practice, study theory, practice, study theory, practice, study theory, practice, study theory, practice, study theory, practice, study theory, practice. And so on, cyclically. It's just like in any intellectual profession. I'm giving everyone reading this now this universal formula for achieving very good results (the vast majority of people don't know this simple universal formula, although it is simple and very effective).
And about "fast"... "Fast" is different for everyone. And everyone's abilities are different. What takes one person two years, many others fail to achieve in a lifetime... Almost everyone would like to be a dollar billionaire. Almost no one would like to be very poor. But for every dollar billionaire, there are roughly a million very poor people... They didn't manage to become dollar billionaires "quickly," or slowly, or anything... And at 1/100,000 of that level, many didn't... And at 1/1,000,000 of that level, many didn't...
We must respect many, not huge, but simply good results and levels. For the vast majority of people, this isn't a goal that can be achieved "quickly." For the vast majority, this is a goal "was not achieved in a lifetime" (but the vast majority of them could theoretically achieve it if they put in sufficient effort, considerable effort). Relatively "quickly" achieving such goals is possible, but only for a very, very, very small fraction of people. Those who are colossally superior in abilities to almost everyone around them. Are you sure you're one of them? If not, then there's no reason to hope for "quickly."
@The_Dragon_Of_Harmia said [^](/forum/redirect/post/3OcH9ANU)
> How do I become 2000 quickly?
> this is my elo now how do I become 2000 quickly?
For example, you simply need to learn to beat players you're currently tied with 1:1 by a ratio of approximately 250:1 (head-to-head score). Then your rapid rating (on that other site) will automatically become approximately 2000 instead of the 1031 you currently have! )))))
Your rating is currently 1031 (on that other site, the ratings you showed me, and the ones you're asking about in this thread). You want 2000. A difference of 969 rating points. This difference means exactly that (with such a rating difference between two players, the expected score between them is approximately 250:1 in favor of the stronger player).
This answer is half-joking. It's completely correct, but I understand that you were expecting to hear something like "what specific actions should I take?" So I'll answer this question too: study theory, practice, study theory, practice, study theory, practice, study theory, practice, study theory, practice, study theory, practice, study theory, practice, study theory, practice. And so on, cyclically. It's just like in any intellectual profession. I'm giving everyone reading this now this universal formula for achieving very good results (the vast majority of people don't know this simple universal formula, although it is simple and very effective).
And about "fast"... "Fast" is different for everyone. And everyone's abilities are different. What takes one person two years, many others fail to achieve in a lifetime... Almost everyone would like to be a dollar billionaire. Almost no one would like to be very poor. But for every dollar billionaire, there are roughly a million very poor people... They didn't manage to become dollar billionaires "quickly," or slowly, or anything... And at 1/100,000 of that level, many didn't... And at 1/1,000,000 of that level, many didn't...
We must respect many, not huge, but simply good results and levels. For the vast majority of people, this isn't a goal that can be achieved "quickly." For the vast majority, this is a goal "was not achieved in a lifetime" (but the vast majority of them could theoretically achieve it if they put in sufficient effort, considerable effort). Relatively "quickly" achieving such goals is possible, but only for a very, very, very small fraction of people. Those who are colossally superior in abilities to almost everyone around them. Are you sure you're one of them? If not, then there's no reason to hope for "quickly."
I wrote a blog about how to reach 2000 in 1 year.
https://lichess.org/@/tpr/blog/reach-2000-in-1-year/dF8xLiJg
@tpr said [^](/forum/redirect/post/VudFd0XX)
> I wrote a blog about how to reach 2000 in 1 year.
> https://lichess.org/@/tpr/blog/reach-2000-in-1-year/dF8xLiJg
good blog @tpr
@lizani said ^
By becoming 1900 slowly
that makes sense haha :D
@lizani said [^](/forum/redirect/post/FYi8EsXF)
> By becoming 1900 slowly
that makes sense haha :D
You should only play chess.
You should only play chess.
