It's still worth it to make a chess.com analysis on the opening and various lines, helps you remember them and you can always load them up in the app or on your computer and check something if you're unsure about something. I have one of these on the Halloween Gambit and keep (semi)regularly updating it.
That's a good suggestion! Maybe I'll make a study to help remember it. I had something similar for the King's Gambit, but I stopped playing 2. f4
It's still worth it to make a chess.com analysis on the opening and various lines, helps you remember them and you can always load them up in the app or on your computer and check something if you're unsure about something. I have one of these on the Halloween Gambit and keep (semi)regularly updating it.
That's a good suggestion! Maybe I'll make a study to help remember it. I had something similar for the King's Gambit, but I stopped playing 2. f4
Yeah, I have some weird training methods. I sometimes play against myself on a board, like Fischer. But I do it more as a therapy than a training session. I often practice different variations on a board to train my OTB vision.
Great puzzles. Simple and educational. Are you making a course on the Bishop's opening?
Not making a course. I play the Bishop's Opening and I was practicing a critical line (4... Bb4+). Hopefully I will have good results against it now that I've seen the critical ideas. Glad you enjoyed it!
It's still worth it to make a chess.com analysis on the opening and various lines, helps you remember them and you can always load them up in the app or on your computer and check something if you're unsure about something. I have one of these on the Halloween Gambit and keep (semi)regularly updating it.
You can access your saved analysies using the folder icon next to share when you go to Learn, Analysis