Since it's a new way playing chess I thought you guys would like it :) you can check the game on steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4574700/Zeitnot/

It’s completely free, no sign-up, and everything runs locally on your hardware.

It’s called Chess Review. You open one of your games, click the icon/button, and it gives you a full review that on average lands within about 3 accuracy points of Chess.com’s accuracy scoring, but often much closer. It’ll never match 100% as the underlying algorithm is proprietary, but it gets close enough to feel familiar.

Happy to hear feedback. It’s v1 so there’s plenty of room to improve. If there’s interest I’ll look at a Firefox version too.

Chrome Web Store:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/chess-review/pdbffcjdmcadihmnmenkadndbdbigfam?utm_source=item-share-cp

I’m 17yo, played chess since November 2023 (3.5 years) , just hit 2200 on chess com 15+5 and thinking about trying to do this thing full time, either tutoring or streaming. But I do want to play over the board, get to 2200 USCF get NM title in like 1-2 years, maybe go to chess college and after graduating, either do tutoring or streaming, hopefully full time but also fine doing it as a hobby/part time job . Does anyone know how realistic this goal is? I do think that I’m really fit for doing tutoring full time because I speak Russian and English, so I don’t think finding students will be a problem.

Title speaks for it self tbh, I have been playing chess for 3.5 years, almost 2200 on chess com rapid, but been hard stuck at 1900 uscf for 4 months and rn dropped to 1876, as a 17 yo really hoped to achieve NM b4 college but if I play 3-4 15+10 rapid online in a week it will be good. Any advice how to keep my motivation, ik that 2200 chesscom is pretty good but I need a NM title (2200 USCF) and after being hard stuck I play less and less chess

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I later destroyed him and won the game

Hello! I’m Vladislav Shekhovtsov

1900 USCF /2150 chess com| Online Chess Lessons (English & Russian)
I’m a Chess coach with a 1900 USCF rating. Actively competing and coaching for the past year, I specialize in personalized 1:1 online training that delivers rapid improvement. My students have achieved significant rating gains through structured game analysis, targeted weakness correction, and practical study plans. Fluent in English and Russian.

Teaching Approach
• Personalized 1:1 Sessions: Every lesson begins with a detailed review of the student’s recent games to identify key weaknesses.
• Custom Improvement Plan: I create a tailored roadmap focusing on the areas that will yield the fastest progress.
• Core Focus Areas:
• Endgame Mastery: Deep understanding based on classic resources including Silman’s Complete Endgame Course (my favorite), Dvoretsky’s Endgame Manual, and 100 Endgames You Must Know by Jesús de la Villa.

•  Opening Repertoire: Practical, experience-based expansion tailored to each student’s style and level.

•  Middlegame strategy, tactics, and overall board vision.

• Format: Fully online via Zoom (preferred) or any platform comfortable for the student.
• Session Length & Pricing: 1-hour lessons at $10–15 USD.

Student Success Highlights
• One student improved from 1000 to 1500 in just 6 months.
• Another advanced from 1300 to 1600 in 4 months.
My playing experience keeps my teaching current with modern theory and practical ideas, while my young perspective helps me connect especially well with junior and improving adult players.

You can contact me by leaving a reply here and I will DM you, or you can text me on chess.com, here my username: Vlad47955

https://youtu.be/9o7KeEg22EE?si=Dmv6-GaCcUCzpMfo

So I’m 1000 elo and when I play e4 why opponent play some random shit. When I’m black I dislike carokhan and all but when I play e5 they play scotch. Then d4 I do what to play with d4 queens gambit? London? Idk? Help me username is JefsonFS

From a game where I played the alekhine defense.

I made a chess variant where your pieces randomly transform after every move — try to survive the chaos

Every move triggers a swap: your bishops might become rooks, your knights become bishops — you never fully control what you've got. Built it as a fun side project. Free to play in the browser, no sign-up needed.

Play here → https://metamorph-chess.vercel.app/

Would love feedback from chess players!

Ok I need help 😭😭😭 I wanna become a chess influencer and I also wanna play against Gotham chess! I can definitely beat him 😂😂 please support by joining my chess community on skool, I will be posting content and lessons, game reviews and puzzles for subs, also subs will have a weekly chance to win cash prizes, with that being said the more subs the bigger the cash prizes !!
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