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@X_Player_J_X said in #13: > Honestly, it doesn’t matter if you play vs. human or a bot. > What matters is the moves! > > You have to read the chess board and try to understand the moves. > Than you h…

just to wrap up this nightmarish topic: i just played a bullet arena, checked 5 games 2 of which i won, my opponents had 7 blunders (one piece blundered, the rest pawns) combined in 175 moves, one was…

oh man, in game 1, move 11 i blocked the queen trade to exploit the pin on the dark sqaure bishop to follow that up with a skewer between the queen and mate. that's a cool idea, part of why i win 1/4 …

@X_Player_J_X said in #9: > Stop trying to be Fancy! > - Get an advantage. > - Than win the game. > > Game 1 - move 11 > Your opponent took the d5 pawn with his Queen. > Your response is to develop yo…

ya'll had your chance. your loss

@MrPushwood said in #6: > "Submitted for your disapproval..." check out this rook distraction tactic - i need humans to play, if you want https://lichess.org/tZc40DAQ

i think higher rated players assume i'm cheating and low rated players can't tell. i'll try to play naroditsky maybe

@The-User-Python said in #2: > must be an undergraduate chess player from nowhere . i get the reference and appreciate it but i don't want to be the greatest!

i don't think i'm crazy. is it normal to be 1550 rated and have this as a typical game: https://lichess.org/yhJf7XVj/black i have never - that i recall - had an opponent blunder badly in the first 30-…

stockfish works like this - every move potentially loses material, it coordinates the pieces to be efficient, control squares, have open files etc. so it don't really do openings