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@ChessWebsite @IndieChess Great point

@kibitzshare @IndieChess Many coaches advertise themselves on Chesscom and LiChess, but are competing with hundreds of other coaches for the same slice of attention. A professional website helps coaches stand out, and acts as a 24/7 sales page that can convert visitors into paying customers.

How to make a fully customized @ChessWebsite, Part 1.

Chess is interesting because it’s the only sport that doesn’t require technique to enhance biomechanics to win. It requires mental technique. 🤔#Chess

@MaxChess_ Also, any tips on the “right way” to analyze your games?

Anyone else guilty of only evaluating games they think they played well in?

@pcclytrmc @MaxChess_ I go through stretches of a few weeks where everything is intuitive and natural. I play super accurately. Win a lot. Then out of no where I’ll go a couple weeks where it seems like I don’t know how to play… Why does this happen?

@MaxChess_ Yes, of course. Being willing to analyze the games in which you blunder may be one of the most important factors separating strong players from weak ones.

@MaxChess_ Of course! Especially if I want to share the game to friends. Well… on second thought, I can play horrifically, and still end up winning and that’s when I REALLY want to share a game

@chess24com Zatonskih and Sargsyan trade blows in a tense Queen's Gambit, but one careless pawn push by Sargsyan unravels everything. kibitzshare.com/r/v3QxLj52

Anna Zatonskih takes game one of the second set of blitz games! Sargsyan had an incredible resource 24...Nxf2!!, but with 14 seconds for Black it didn't happen! chess.com/events/2026-th…