Recomend some things to improve for 1400-1600 fide

Pls suggest

Blunder check before you move.
Use all your time.
Analyze your lost games.
Study annotated grandmaster games.
Study rook endings.

Blunder check before you move. Use all your time. Analyze your lost games. Study annotated grandmaster games. Study rook endings.

HommeSaoul

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Play a lot but in a structured way.
For instance every day do one session of 30mn of puzzle + 1hr of play. Rapid (10 +0) is a good time control

Puzzles should be hard but doable for your level. No vibe answers, you have to calculate as much as possible.

Back in my days Jerry from chessNetwork used to do streams with puzzle sessions and you could see how someone super strong also has to calculate very carefully every single lines. That's what you have to do.

And of course, don't cheat, on others or on yourself, it's just a waste of time.

Play a lot but in a structured way. For instance every day do one session of 30mn of puzzle + 1hr of play. Rapid (10 +0) is a good time control Puzzles should be hard but doable for your level. No vibe answers, you have to calculate as much as possible. Back in my days Jerry from chessNetwork used to do streams with puzzle sessions and you could see how someone super strong also has to calculate very carefully every single lines. That's what you have to do. And of course, don't cheat, on others or on yourself, it's just a waste of time.

tpr

"Rapid (10 +0) is a good time control"

15+10 is better.

"Rapid (10 +0) is a good time control" * 15+10 is better.

RemRus

Topicstarter is baned

kindaspongey

"... For many people with little time for chess the default option is internet blitz, in which the players have five minutes or less for the entire game. I cannot warn too strongly against taking this route if you want to improve, the problem being that playing too many games at a fast time limit will corrupt the decision making process. Instead of playing good moves, a player honed on blitz will look for moves he can make quickly and perhaps bring himself closer to a win on time. ...
... you need to keep to time limits in which the chess position is more relevant than the thinking time, and, ideally, much more relevant. I actually believe that only Grandmasters (2500+) should play five minute blitz, ... 1500 players should have at least 25 minutes thinking time for a game -- or a rough equivalent if they are using an incremental time limits. ..." - GM Nigel Davies (2010)
Maybe, you can find something useful at https://lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/what-books-to-read-for-improvement-rating-1400-1500-fide.

"... For many people with little time for chess the default option is internet blitz, in which the players have five minutes or less for the entire game. I cannot warn too strongly against taking this route if you want to improve, the problem being that playing too many games at a fast time limit will corrupt the decision making process. Instead of playing good moves, a player honed on blitz will look for moves he can make quickly and perhaps bring himself closer to a win on time. ... ... you need to keep to time limits in which the chess position is more relevant than the thinking time, and, ideally, much more relevant. I actually believe that only Grandmasters (2500+) should play five minute blitz, ... 1500 players should have at least 25 minutes thinking time for a game -- or a rough equivalent if they are using an incremental time limits. ..." - GM Nigel Davies (2010) Maybe, you can find something useful at https://lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/what-books-to-read-for-improvement-rating-1400-1500-fide.

Kaan_Burak

It's the same thing.
Analyze your mistakes.
Solve puzzles.
Play 15+10.
Study endgames and opening.
And repeat them.

It's the same thing. Analyze your mistakes. Solve puzzles. Play 15+10. Study endgames and opening. And repeat them.

ivaanbansal27

@RemRus said ^

Topicstarter is baned

because my brother resigned many games with my side account(this account is my side account) while i was gone for badminton class.

so i got banned for sandbagging.

@RemRus said [^](/forum/redirect/post/mKVZTH7Q) > Topicstarter is baned because my brother resigned many games with my side account(this account is my side account) while i was gone for badminton class. so i got banned for sandbagging.

ivaanbansal27

my problem is that i get EXACTLY 5/9 in every fide tournament.

And i am a 10 y/o kiid so i play classical only 'cos i have a lot of time to practice

my problem is that i get EXACTLY 5/9 in every fide tournament. And i am a 10 y/o kiid so i play classical only 'cos i have a lot of time to practice

ivaanbansal27

i want to get 6/9

that is my dream

i want to get 6/9 that is my dream