17 Nov 09
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Originally posted by Deanb61I would normally agree, but blitz gives one a chance to try out new ideas and practice there tactics under the clock without the pressure of ones rating being affected. I don't play much blitz, but my tactical eye improved when I did.
Surely I can't be the only one who just can't play fast?
P.S. My positional pancreas got better too (he he he) 😀
17 Nov 09
Originally posted by National Master DaleCan you enjoy both?
Bullet isn`t especially popular with the mouseically` challenged.
Folks who don`t enjoy blitz end up playing scrabble or cards when enjoying a coffee or pint.
Or enjoying blitz when enjoying a pint, both of you trying to make up the most ridiculous sacrifices, not accepting them and having a good laugh over it.
17 Nov 09
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Originally posted by davanielI predict one could enjoy both.
Can you enjoy both?
Or enjoying blitz when enjoying a pint, both of you trying to make up the most ridiculous sacrifices, not accepting them and having a good laugh over it.
Perhaps a pint of espresso would be good for blitz.....that would almost be both.
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17 Nov 09
Originally posted by Deanb61anything under 10 mins i'm not comfortable with.. those 1 and 2 min games, forget about it.
True...I'm not really fully up with the different styles. I just automatically make a rash move. I think if I got used to it then I'd get the difference between what you can get through in 10 mins as opposed to 5....one match I played was even 1 minute and I just didn't get that at all, just seemed to be whoever could move the mouse the fastest tbh.
20 Nov 09
Don't play ever Blitz chess,not for seconds not for minutes,not fore time.!!!.Every thing you do by time, gives you stress, believe me take your time for everything, and when you must think,think twice before you make your decision.Golden rules for chess,You got 64 squares look a lover the board and think about the possibility's from your pieces before you make your move!
Nice regards CJ
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