Making some progress on my ELO | Anomad is 1,035

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    anomadsoul

    Published on Dec 18, 2021
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    This is my highest ever ELO rate, ever. I always used to reach 1,001-1,003 and then the very game after, I would lose. I spent like 2 weeks just playing around that border with no real chances of winning the game that would take me off the edge of droping from 1k. I am not sure if it was because of anxiety, tilt, or just plain nervousness from losing that achievement or milestone, of being a 1,000 ELO player.

    Well, this time the 1k is here to stay because throughout the video, I beat my own personal record and reach my very best ELO rate.

    It's funny because after the video, I reached a 1,053 rate, but then lost a couple of games and I am currently sitting at 1,034.

    Still, good video, great achievement.


    Series intro

    Chess is a beautiful game, and despite the fact that I'm not great at it, I'm also not that bad.

    I learned how to play Chess when I was around 10 years old but I never actually took any lessons, I just played it every once in a while with my dad, and at one point I even got good enough to actually play in the school tournaments. I never won, my best place was second against a guy (or kid? We were like 12 or 13 at the time) who knew just a little bit more tactics than me, if I try to remember I think he knew about the concept of Forks, whereas I was just very good at calculating exchanges and overall positions, but if one of the players knows about Forks and discovered attacks and the other doesn't, then the game will be incredibly one-sided.

    Either way, I kept playing over the years but I never took the time to actually get better. I would still kick every other guy who said "I can play chess" but whenever I faced someone who actually played I would get destroyed.

    A few months ago I started to play again for fun and damn, I got so much better in no time by taking some online lessons at chess.com and I indeed understood more about the game.

    I am currently learning code, more specifically JavaScript and CSS but every time I need some air or to clear my mind, I play a short 10 minute game of chess, which if you think about it, instead of playing three 10 minute games in one day, I could actually try and set a goal for me, stick to it, and upload the progress to Threespeak.

    Right now I am above 1,035 ELO rate player on Chess.com and I intend to reach 1,500 in less than a year from now.

    This is Chess for ThreeSpeak. No censorship, lots of bad words, open to anyone who wants to have a tab open of someone ranting at the screen everytime he loses a game, or chanting victory songs every time I get a win.

    This is my fourth video and despite still having some focus issues when speaking and playing, I feel more confident and loose, more at home. I will keep getting better at them and I will get noisier and more aggresive once I feel comfortably enough while talking to a camera and a microphone.

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