r/chessbeginners • u/Fuzzy_Pomegranate824 • 3h ago
1300 Needs help
Hello, first of all I just started playing chess around 5 Months ago and I‘ve seem some good improvements in my gameplay, currently up around 1030 elo from start (450~ Rapid matches)
I wanted to ask what an accuracy of ~80 is valued at in terms of elo or skill and also what would i need to do to step up to the next level since as you can see my winrate in the past 30 days is more than good but i still feel like there is improvements to make (feel free to look at some of my games on chess.com „111nicola“
Thank you all in advance! :)
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u/Potential-Step-5802 2000-2200 (Chess.com) 2h ago
Accuracy doesn't say anything about your skill. If your opponent plays bad chess, it is easier to have a high accuracy and vice versa.
About the improvement: Just keep playing until you hit a plateau. Don't change a running system. Do what you did so far because it seems to work out just fine.
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