I've recently won $100, what's my best use of that money in chess?

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Chess to Enjoy - Andy Soltis :)

@AACtrl said in #27:
> I bought an immersion blender with my one and only tournament prize (80 euros, years ago). I use it more than my chess books!

And I bought an SLR with one of my tourney prizes. Used it a lot too--back when there still was film!

@airfloo said in #4:
> Considering your lichess-rating I'd say a beginner book would fit better than some deep endgame thoughts of some random GM, but as I said, I guess I am the wrong person to ask. However, if you are interested into some cheap lessons feel free to contact me, I've coached some guys from university before :)

but i won to you and you were angry-

BTW i am a coach

@persoest said in #26:
> just one question about the st. louis chess club, how do i go about choosing one of their videos to watch? i've visited their channel before but i was just very overwhelmed at all the content

Pick someone you don't find boring. That's probably more important than finding the "best" teacher. I had a lot of fun watching Ben Finegold's videos. Even though I've been an adult for a while, I learned the most from the ones where he taught children who know the rules, but not much else.