Stuck at 1350-1450

Hi!

I am now 1350, i just can't break trough ∼1400.

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Any tips?

Tips?

Io purtroppo non raggiungo una range di 1300 punti, tranne in casi eccezionali. Se vuoi giocare con me devi accontentarti del range che ho !!!

Ok pls talk english cuz this sucks

Kenji129 Ι have the same problem.I am stuck to 700-800

Any tips.Also I want to learn tips for crazyhouse,bughouse,3check and king of the hill.

yes I gained 300 elo this week cuz i turned on hide ratings.

I was 1400 but my alt is now 1780

See all the pieces and all the 64 squares. Find for tactics. Look at the pieces which are attacked by your opponent directly or indirectly. Learn endgame tricks from youtube videos.

I'm 1550 (peak 1746)

im 1780 peak 1780

analyze your games more frequently and thoroughly. its boring but necessary

Study tactics, and avoid blunders. Like Chesspage1 says: Chess is 99% tactics, and if you can be the guy who simply doesn't blunder and also spots your opponent's blunders, you'll win more games. You can also use game review to see the blunders you made so you can avoid doing them later. Also, it helps if you use longer time controls (like 10min) and avoid playing in places where there are a lot of distractions, so you can focus better and not have to worry as much about the time you have. Hope this helps, but I'm only like 850-rated, lol. XD

hmmm tips try this strategy when you play

https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/120140672440?tab=analysis

Hello @Kenji129

The best advice I can give you is that if you want to get your maximum performance, it is with a coach that focuses directly on your weaknesses and strengths, with classes unique to you. For me there is none better than the FIDE Instructor @Ford, it is the best and fastest way to improve.

If you want to know more, just let me know.

Best regards.

Learn and apply the most important principles of chess. - (core of my teaching)
Always blunder-check your moves.
Solve tactics in the right way.
Analyze your games.
Study games of strong players.
Learn how to be more psychologically resilient.
Work on your time management skills.
Get a coach if you can.