MrDubious67 wrote:
debatable*. Moon do be 4 years older than u so definitely different
ye tru
Any tips for playing better in blitz?
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1c6O-1 wrote:
its that simple
Honestly
Set up a pawn wall , then sit back and chill out while your opponent runs out of time ⌛️
Jul 22, 2021
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#25
Moonwarrior_1 wrote:
Ive asked this before… but imma do it again mainly pertaining to playing with distractions… lul.
Ever since I started streaming on twitch I’ve been tilted in everything. So yeah any tips?
I enjoy helping out with your streams, but from the games I've observed, I believe the cause is more the distractions than tilt. Playing good chess is MUCH tougher when streaming or playing a simul because your attention is split.
There is no direct way around this even if you learn to focus better on multiple things, you'll never play as accurately as if the chess had 100% attention. I'm not advocating to focus 100% on the chess (interacting with the chess and commentary etc. is important too), but you either need to focus a bit more on the game itself, or play longer time controls.
It doesn't even have to be rapid per se, a lot of your stream games have you blundering in time pressure (or just lower in time through the entire game), so perhaps adding increment can go a long ways. Instead of 3 min blitz, try 3/2 blitz. Instead of 10 min rapid, try 10/2 rapid or something like this. A little increment can go a long way to prevent you from flagging 
Woollensock2 wrote:
Set up a pawn wall , then sit back and chill out while your opponent runs out of time ⌛️
That’s wht an 800 does
Jul 22, 2021
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#27
Moonwarrior_1 wrote:
Ive asked this before… but imma do it again mainly pertaining to playing with distractions… lul.
Ever since I started streaming on twitch I’ve been tilted in everything. So yeah any tips?
You need to be constantly thinking and always have a response ready when you think on your opponents time, that way you waste less of your own time.
also moon your mouse is slower than me when I get out of bed after four hours of sleep fix that problem too
FutureISROscientist wrote:
Practice
this kid gave the best advice
B1ZMARK wrote:
Moonwarrior_1 wrote:
Ive asked this before… but imma do it again mainly pertaining to playing with distractions… lul.
Ever since I started streaming on twitch I’ve been tilted in everything. So yeah any tips?
You need to be constantly thinking and always have a response ready when you think on your opponents time, that way you waste less of your own time.
also moon your mouse is slower than me when I get out of bed after four hours of sleep fix that problem too
and b1z too
Jul 22, 2021
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#30
B1ZMARK wrote:
Moonwarrior_1 wrote:
Ive asked this before… but imma do it again mainly pertaining to playing with distractions… lul.
Ever since I started streaming on twitch I’ve been tilted in everything. So yeah any tips?
You need to be constantly thinking and always have a response ready when you think on your opponents time, that way you waste less of your own time.
also moon your mouse is slower than me when I get out of bed after four hours of sleep fix that problem too
:/
Jul 22, 2021
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#31
MrDubious67 wrote:
Moon you have very helpful people in your fans club eh?
Yup
Jul 22, 2021
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#32
KeSetoKaiba wrote:
Moonwarrior_1 wrote:
Ive asked this before… but imma do it again mainly pertaining to playing with distractions… lul.
Ever since I started streaming on twitch I’ve been tilted in everything. So yeah any tips?
I enjoy helping out with your streams, but from the games I've observed, I believe the cause is more the distractions than tilt. Playing good chess is MUCH tougher when streaming or playing a simul because your attention is split.
There is no direct way around this even if you learn to focus better on multiple things, you'll never play as accurately as if the chess had 100% attention. I'm not advocating to focus 100% on the chess (interacting with the chess and commentary etc. is important too), but you either need to focus a bit more on the game itself, or play longer time controls.
It doesn't even have to be rapid per se, a lot of your stream games have you blundering in time pressure (or just lower in time through the entire game), so perhaps adding increment can go a long ways. Instead of 3 min blitz, try 3/2 blitz. Instead of 10 min rapid, try 10/2 rapid or something like this. A little increment can go a long way to prevent you from flagging
100%
Practice makes perfect ✌️😎
krazeechess wrote:
FutureISROscientist wrote:
Practice
this kid gave the best advice
Fr
don't play openings which you don't know (unless ur trying to learn the opening) - it can cause positions that you aren't comfortable with and you will spend more time trying to play the right moves. what time control in blitz do you play?
Jul 22, 2021
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#37
You need to take a day off and then when you get back play extremely focused but if you are still tilted then take another day off
Jul 22, 2021
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#38
Are you reviewing every game after you play it?
If you just keep playing, without reviewing, you're going to miss opportunities to learn from your mistakes. Which will then make it more likely that you'll repeat the same mistakes again, without even realizing it . . .
Jul 22, 2021
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#39
BestSell wrote:
Are you reviewing every game after you play it?
If you just keep playing, without reviewing, you're going to miss opportunities to learn from your mistakes. Which will then make it more likely that you'll repeat the same mistakes again, without even realizing it . . .
Not in blitz
Jul 22, 2021
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#40
Tilt usually comes from making mistakes.
And reviewing, after each game, will help you recognize those mistakes, so you're less likely to make them again. It also gives you a much-needed pause after each game, to stop any negative momentum you might be building.
In short: reviewing/analyzing is the antidote for tilt. 
just win
Follow this advice. This person is the best sensi ever