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Learning my favorite grandmaster games by heart the great masters games

I am novice with average of 1000 -1500 elo.

If I start literally learn by heartlearning games that were played by great masters, not random grandmasters but masters with style that I like (attacking style for example) isby heart, as in memorizing them, does it helpshelp me improve my chess skill, or it is a useless wastingwaste of time?

It means learnAlso, I’m not talking about just random grandmaster games without, but games from grandmasters with style that I like for a particular reason, such as their attacking style for example

This doesn’t mean learning games with a deep analysinganalysis as to why this move was made (because of my low rating), but possiblelearning with a possible chance to learn typical/mini combinations.

Any suggestions.?

Learning grandmaster games by heart the great masters games

I am novice with average 1000 -1500 elo.

If I start literally learn by heart games that were played by great masters, not random grandmasters but masters with style that I like (attacking style for example) is it helps me improve my chess skill or it is useless wasting time?

It means learn games without deep analysing why this move was made (because of low rating) but possible with chance to learn typical/mini combinations.

Any suggestions.

Learning my favorite grandmaster games by heart

I am novice with average of 1000 -1500 elo.

If I start learning games played by grandmasters by heart, as in memorizing them, does it help me improve my chess skill, or it is a useless waste of time?

Also, I’m not talking about just random grandmaster games, but games from grandmasters with style that I like for a particular reason, such as their attacking style for example

This doesn’t mean learning games with a deep analysis as to why this move was made (because of my low rating), but learning with a possible chance to learn typical/mini combinations.

Any suggestions?

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Rewan Demontay
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Learn Learning grandmaster games by heart the great masters games

I am novice with average 1000 -1500 elo.

ifIf I start literally learn by heart games that were played by great masters, not random grandmasters but masters with style that I like (attacking style for example) is it helps me improve my chess skill or it is useless wasting time?

It means learn games without deep analysing why this move was made (because of low rating) but possible with chance to learn typical/mini combinations.

Any suggestions.

Learn by heart the great masters games

I am novice with average 1000 -1500 elo.

if I start literally learn by heart games that were played by great masters, not random grandmasters but masters with style that I like (attacking style for example) is it helps me improve my chess skill or it is useless wasting time?

It means learn games without deep analysing why this move was made (because of low rating) but possible with chance to learn typical/mini combinations.

Any suggestions.

Learning grandmaster games by heart the great masters games

I am novice with average 1000 -1500 elo.

If I start literally learn by heart games that were played by great masters, not random grandmasters but masters with style that I like (attacking style for example) is it helps me improve my chess skill or it is useless wasting time?

It means learn games without deep analysing why this move was made (because of low rating) but possible with chance to learn typical/mini combinations.

Any suggestions.

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Learn by heart the great masters games

I am novice with average 1000 -1500 elo.

if I start literally learn by heart games that were played by great masters, not random grandmasters but masters with style that I like (attacking style for example) is it helps me improve my chess skill or it is useless wasting time?

It means learn games without deep analysing why this move was made (because of low rating) but possible with chance to learn typical/mini combinations.

Any suggestions.