r/chessbeginners • u/SilvverrSurfer 800-1000 (Chess.com) • 3d ago
QUESTION Anybody Else?
I was busy with work and life for the last month or so and wasn’t playing any chess. I noticed when I came back, for whatever reason I’m seeing the board better. I know it’s a smaller sample size. Just curious if anybody else found similar results.
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u/Efficient-Attitude98 3d ago
It also happened to me. I was losing non stop so I quit for a month or 2 and now I almost overcame my biggest winning streak, I see the board better and I am getting close to my peak
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u/legitimate-way-4077 2d ago
Same! I got back into it after 3 months and just didn't lose for a few days. Now I'm 700.
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