Ross Lam ChessRoss Lam Chess Facebook ad: “Adult Chess Coaching | Under 1000 Rating”
Ran for 1 day, from June 27 to June 28, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by Ross Lam Chess on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)
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♟️ Want to finally improve your chess? Designed for players rated under 1000 on chess.com. ✔ FIDE Candidate Master (2000 FIDE-rated) coach ✔ Step-by-step improvement system ✔ Clear, patient & supportive coaching ✔ Friendly group learning environment
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Adult Chess Coaching | Under 1000 Rating
Adult Chess Coaching | Under 1000 Rating
♟️ Adult Chess Coaching | Development Group A structured, friendly chess coaching session for adult players with a rating below 1000 on chess.com. 🎓 What to expect ♟️ Short classroom style lesson ♟️ Themed practice games ♟️ Guided feedback and discussion ♟️ Friendly, social learning environment ♟️ Focus on practical improvement and better decision-making 👥 Who it’s for Suitable for adult players adult players with a rating below 1000 on chess.com. Chess.com ratings are a rough guide only. 📍 Details 📅 Tuesday evenings (weekly) 🗺️ Brisbane Bridge Centre, - 104 Frederick St, Annerley (Upstairs) 📝 Register Register by completing: https://forms.gle/DrQ7gAZgq6SmfZA77 💰 Fees First week free. Ongoing fees are: - $20 per session, or - $60 for 4-session pack ♟️ About the coach Led by a FIDE Candidate Master (~2000 rating) with: ~20 years teaching experience National & international tournament experience Experience coaching beginners through to advanced players Clear, structured, and patient teaching style Another coaching session at 7:30pm - 8:30pm suitable for players with a rating of above 1000 on chess.com.
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