Originally posted by pawn111 whats in it for you? you know I asked someone one day to teach me the basics, i didnt know them but they taught me, now im asking for more help and assuming someone with some guts will help you selfish puke
It was a joke.
But I'm not sure why any of us would teach you instead of the many other people on this site. There are thousands of people here that would benifiet from some instruction. What makes you special?
Originally posted by pawn111 alright here fokes i meant online and for free, you know for the love of the game, out of your hearts
You may well find good players on the site willing to help you on an informal basis.
But you need to have shown a lot more commitment than 2 moves and a brand new freeby account before anyone would be willing to invest their valuable time and effort in you.
There's already good advice in this thread that you can use.
Originally posted by Grandmouster Start with a chess book, lots of practice, chessbase, tournaments, then take lessons from a master or expert.
You know, like everyone else is doing...
Yep, agree with this (this is how I started by doing it the hard way) - unless you will find someone who will devote their time for free!
Originally posted by pawn111 I know all the basics of chess but I want to improve under to tutulage of a teacher, so would someone please take me one.
Apart from Fritz, there's lots of free resources. Try your local library and go through six months of messages. There's lots there. As a starter, also go to http://www.chesstactics.org/. And play lots.
Originally posted by pawn111 I know all the basics of chess but I want to improve under to tutulage of a teacher, so would someone please take me one.
I'm a 1500 - 1600 player, so i'm not really good, but if it's enough for teach you something, i will.
Let's play an unrated game, so I can see your level of playing, and maybe i can give you a couple of tips
I'm from Argentina, so I can practice my english at the same time
🙂
I need a mentor
12 Dec '05 01:14
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