ELO meter result

when i took the test at www.elometer.net I got 1561, which is about average which is I think good for a person like me who played chess eariler in life(14), played sersiously,but got burned out& now replaying(21 now), but my goal is to get 2400 or LM here on lichess.org, what do u guys think?

I was once like you and look at me, I'm 1700 now!

Aren't I inspirational?

#1 - lots of responses here.

http://en.lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/what-would-be-your-real-life-elo-rating-try-this-test

2400 is a great aim, will take a lot of doing - best of luck!

I think you will not reach the 2000 in whole your life. But, without enmity, it's about chess, no more...

Keep studying or work, create or take care about your familly, marry, and leave chess before it's late!

Seriously? I think you have a long way to go and I doubt you'll do it. Please prove me wrong!

Good Luck!

"but my goal is to get 2400 or LM here on lichess.org, what do u guys think?"

I think, you stole my idea!

well what i'm trying to say is if i got 1561 & have only been restudying & replaying for about 1 year after leaving chess for 7 years than reaching advanced level could probably be done. :D

I'm above 2100 elo IRL (fide rating) and I don't think I'll ever reach 2300 so ... good luck !

Yes, it's very difficult, but me for example here one year ago i was 1500-1600 in average, now 1800-2000, so, never, NEVER is late, the others can say that you can't, you only believe in YOU

And don't think that to be a master is to be perfect or the best in chess, the masters are only less amateurs than common amateurs, but all people are humans, the only "good players" are really the computers, the rest we learn and enjoy chess and not dominate the game, we can commit less mistakes but only this