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How to stay below 1400 for ever.

How to stay below 1400 for ever.

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Originally posted by Dragon Fire
Suggestions please! My first.

[b]1. Never spend time on your games. 5 seconds a move is more than enough.


All you bright fellows lets hear your suggestions here rather than in the threads about improving.[/b]
Always have plenty to drink before making critical moves

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Originally posted by Dragon Fire
Suggestions please! My first.

[b]1. Never spend time on your games. 5 seconds a move is more than enough.
rec'd

el oh el

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Originally posted by stevetodd
Always have plenty to drink before making critical moves
guilty as charged! 😳

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Watch out for onyx when he's drunk. He gets abusive.

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Pretend the game board is the analyze board.

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Originally posted by mazziewag
Watch out for onyx when he's drunk. He gets abusive.
only when I'm loosing ;-)

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3AMs the perfect time to play chess.

You can play over a 1000 moves in one sitting with no ill effects.

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Only ever play against Akizy.

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Originally posted by lausey
Only ever play against Akizy.
Only ever play against players with a rating around 600.

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Looking at the board is optional.

Nothing says I love you like giving your opponent a free queen.

5 seconds is for wuss's you should know your move before the page loads.

Throwing away winning games by playing like a drugged simian miscreant is the sign of a true chess player.

You know your ready for some top chess when you have to squint to see the words. in this post.


Resign randomly whenever your bored with a certain game.

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Originally posted by Mahout
Pretend the game board is the analyze board.
What's an analysis board?

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Castling, pawn promotion, en passant and such is only for chess nerds.
Why make chess boring with a lot of complicated rules?
When it so fun to just play chess as it is?

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The more you lose the better you get.

At losing.

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Take the 'King Challenge'. Can you get your king to the other end of the board and back within the first 30 moves, WITHOUT moving any other peices, only pawns?

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