How I got 2000 ELO in 1 Week...(Seriously)

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This took way too long and I honestly didn't even think this would be possible...

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The CM didn't say you can't get 2k bullet, he said you should try to do it in rapid instead. Because bullet is brainrot and doesn't improve your chess skills, just flagging and making random moves until your opponent runs out of time

sam

"don't blunder and play fast" literally the best solution that we all fail to see

fielpanganiban

The FM you beat is the step father of Hikaru and he was also the coach of Hikaru. A great coach and he has a great book.

SidharthSreekumar-pvjb

The bullet rating for 1900 took over a month for him to get. 1800 was achieved on feb. 8 and 1900 was achieved on mar. 25

carrotboy

Everyone's arguing about whether or not bullet is real chess but nobody's arguing that 1 min with no increment and 2 min with 1 sec increment shouldn't count as the same thing. Why are both of those time controls called bullet? One is over twice the amount of time and prevents flagging, it's absurd to give them an identical classification.

DrewMunson-qzni

6:54 that isn't a knight blunder, you're opponent fell into a classic knight fork

hamzahaq

1:43 Did anyone noticed the opponents name? 💀💀

AlphaPrimeGX

I like your classical music and it’s uniqueness. I have not seen anyone use Paganini’s 24 Caprice used in a non-classical video!

FredericChopin-ifrn

bro the fide master you played is hikaru nakamura's stepfather!!! that's crazy!

seba-

Bro this is honestly impressive - a 850 rapid guy got to 2000, and you didn’t stop playing, or give up!

condor

Every win in chess be like:
49% time ran out
50% resignation
1% actual checkmate

caydenfreddy

That FM is ACTUALLY Hikaru's Stepdad! Not kidding!!!

sgm-acc

Playing unrated bullet is the BEST way to improve in bullet, but in chess in general. You can have a taste of what it's like to play higher-rated opponents how they beat you and what you need to improve. It really broadens your understanding of chess.

RomanWegera