Everyone wants to improve their game and become a strong chess player. So, here’s the question – what makes a strong chess player?

What Is a Strong Chess Player?

A strong chess player is someone who really understands the game of chess. These are the players who don’t make random moves. Their moves always conform to a thoughtful analysis of the position. Their chosen move has been strategically and tactically calculated. And their results are consistent with the strength of play.

Amateur Chess Players (What Separates Them from Strong Players)

Quite the contrary, an amateur player (even if they’ve already studied the game of chess) doesn’t have a trained system of thinking. The game among amateurs is erratic. They jump from one move to another without clear strategical purposes. Their moves are chosen almost randomly. Most of their games are resolved by silly mistakes.

Since becoming a strong player is a dream that a lot of amateur players have, we have decided to open registration to our course “The Secrets of Strong Players”. Additionally, we plan to give some bonuses, including access to a private Facebook group, but the enrolment will be open for a few days only.

We’ll open the enrolment on Monday, 9 May. If you don’t want to miss these awesome bonuses, join the waitlist by clicking the link below:

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While you wait for the enrolment to be opened, you may watch my video lesson where I share a glimpse of the secrets of strong chess players. Although it’s been years since I published this video, the secrets shared there are probably more valid today than ever! 😊