What are some tips for me if I am serious about chess but I don't want to have a chess coach?
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Spend more time with the chess board analyzing. Play slow and try to think about more possibilities. After every game, do an analysis on your own before doing it with a computer. Try to work on basics and find the patterns. You can use existing material online to upskill in your endgames, openings, and...
read more Spend more time with the chess board analyzing. Play slow and try to think about more possibilities. After every game, do an analysis on your own before doing it with a computer. Try to work on basics and find the patterns. You can use existing material online to upskill in your endgames, openings, and middle game. List goes on! read less
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