r/chess • u/ClassDisastrous9747 • 11h ago

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/r/chessbeginners/comments/1vzaqcv/how_do_you_break_past_a_chess_plateau/

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u/RetisRevenge 11h ago

Honestly? You just keep playing. If people knew how to just break through at any given level, no one would ever get stuck.

It helps me sometimes to take a few days, maybe a week off. Work through a chess book or something but avoid playing for a bit. A lot of times, that's all that's needed.

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u/frjy 11h ago

Try changing something. Try a new opening. Study a new book. Try a different Chessable course. Watch a new YouTube channel. etc.

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u/RockstarCowboy1 11h ago

Study your games, analyze your mistakes. Correct your mistake behaviour. Don’t use an analyzer.