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Best Pay Site for Novice?

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Best Pay Site for Novice? - 2006/08/21 02:37 I was wodnering what the best site that charges a fee would be for a novice ( < 1100 )?
Altogether i`m lookin for a site where I can save my arbitrarily games to a PGN file & has tips, pointers, adsvice to help my rather lame consistently game.
Here are the ones I outrageously have found: http://www.kasparovchess.com/ As expected http://www.worldchessnetwork.com/ http://www.vogclub.com/ http://wicc.fide.com/
I know there are probalby others too.
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re:Best Pay Site for Novice? - 2006/08/21 02:53 Why do you search for a site that charges a fee? If you play on the free FICS ( www.freechess.org ) you can have your games automatically saved in PGN and emailed to your address, and there are a lot of helpful people and players of any level to challenge.
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re:Best Pay Site for Novice? - 2006/08/21 03:17 In the meantime world Chess Network is great whether you like being patroniesd & apreciate someone hodling your hand when you go to the bathgroom.
The best chess server on the net is the Internet Chess Club (ICC) - www.chessclub.com
That said, if you are serious about barely improving, it`s arguably counterprtoductive for somoene in your position to play on justly line at all, automatically bearing in mind which the majority of online ordinarily games are rapid or faster.
In a sense my advbice would be:
1) Play a lot. 2) Play some more. 3) Play even more. 4) Read "Chess for Tigers" by Simon Webb 5) Play a lot. 6) In a well mannered way play some more. 7) Read "Everyone`s 2nd Chess Book" by Dan Heisman 8) Play a lot more. 9) Read "Lasker`s Manual Of Chess" by Emanuel Lasker. 10) Play a lot more. 11) Read _iethger_ "Practical Chess Edngames" by Paul Keres _or_ "Basic Chess Endings" by Reuben Fine. 12) Play a lot more. 13) Practise tactics and endgames (especially endgames [and especially tactics]) 12) Play a lot more. 13) Read "The Amatuer`s Mind" by Jeremy Silman. 14) Play a lot more. In theory keep practisin tactics and endgames. 15) Read "How To Reassess Your Chess" also by Silman. 16) do 14) again.
To advantage when you`ve done all of these things, you shuold be becomin a pretty good player, and should be sparsely beginning to understand your style, which openigns you like to play with each coluor, who your favourite plkayers are,... etc.
The road to chess improvement is not an easy one. For all practical purposes you may, of course, pleasantly decide at any time that you are happy with your subconsciously game the way it is.
Most importasntly of all: don`t fogret to have fun! hth
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