ad201983's Blog • How to improve in chess? •

Chess is a sport that enjoys great popularity worldwide. It is practiced by millions of people, including fans and teachers, who in turn have multiple tools available to play, study and train, among which are: millions of books of all kinds, more than in any other sport; thousands of specialized videos; online game platforms, where you can practice 24 hours a day against athletes from all over the world, in different modalities, with Elo calculation and excellent statistical packages; platforms specialized in opening, middlegame and/or endgame training, also with very good statistical tools; analysis engines with a higher level than the human world champion; huge databases; artificial intelligence; to mention just some of the possibilities that we have in this century.

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Chess is an interesting, challenging and complicated game which is why it is loved and has been embraced by over 500 million people worldwide. All

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