Explore the journey of a chess player's rating climb from 1600 to 2400 ELO in this insightful video lesson. Analyze two games played by GM Igor Smirnov at different stages of his chess career, highlighting the evolution of his thinking process. Learn how to approach various positions, understand the importance of maintaining tension, and discover key strategies for improvement. Gain valuable insights into chess mastery, including how to think like a grandmaster and find optimal moves with ease. Study multiple positions and tactical puzzles to reinforce learning and enhance your chess skills.
The Difference Between 1600 and 2400 Chess ELO - A Grandmaster's Rating Climb
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Overview
Syllabus
GM Igor Smirnov's Rating Climb
Game-1 1600 ELO level Igor
Position-1 Wrong Thinking Process
Right Thinking ProcessÂ
Position-2
Position-3
Tip: To take is a mistake
Maintain the tension
Position-4
Puzzle of the day
Position-5
Game-2 My first win against a GM
Position-1
Position-2
Position-3
Position-4
Position-5
Position-6
Position-7
Position-8
Position-9 What to do when there is no way to attack
Position-10
Final winning tactics
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