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@Anticlockwise
I agree with cowhen about chain tension, lose better.However, if you think it is too lose spin the crank with foot and lift bike up on it's side in air. The chain will stay in place if tension is ok. There is always tight spots so you might find it tight and lose as you turn crank. I think it is best to find tight spot and set chain tension in that position.