As a 375 elo, I’m VERY happy with this

Just went 20-0.
My biggest win streak ever I think.
Im feeling like Bobby Fischer in 1972

Im new to learning chess at 142 elo and I got a brilliant move by accident but I don't understand how its a brilliant😭😭 + the computer measured my game rating 700✌️

My biggest rating killer is not any single weakness, it is that after a frustrating loss I immediately play another game while still annoyed and play worse, then chase it, and lose three more. I know stepping away is the answer, I just do not do it in the moment. For people who got their tilt under control, what actually works, a hard rule like stop after two losses, a short break, switching to puzzles? Looking for something practical because willpower alone clearly is not cutting it for me.

Hi everyone :] just wanted to share this with you all

wth is "legal reason"?

Am I the only one who really struggles to get their Blitz rating near to your Rapid and Bullet rating?

The highest I got in Blitz was probably around 2070 whilst I am more than 200 points ahead in the other catogories. Does anyone have advice how to get consistently better at Blitz?

Nothing too crazy, but I was happy about it.

P.S. didn't find mate in 5, but managed to win that game anyways.

For the life of me i cannot beat zach, every time i manage to get down into an endgame and get all his dangerous pieces off he always ends up a piece ahead and checkmates me. Any ideas?

I think I fell into the trap of memorizing opening lines because it feels productive, and then I get taken out of book by move six and have no idea what the plan actually was. My middlegame and endgame are clearly weaker but I keep defaulting to opening study because it is easier. For people who actually improved, roughly how did you split your study time, and at my kind of level does deep opening prep even matter yet or is it mostly a distraction?

I sacrificed my took by taking his bishop

I'm fairly new to chess and mostly play on Chess.com. I'm looking to improve my game and was thinking about going old-school and reading some chess books. Is this a good idea? Would love to hear some thoughts from experienced players!