Bullet Chess ruined

Remove.

Premove.

I use pre-move all the time, if it won't lead to a blunder.

Most stats are very similar along rating, but you're struggling to get to 300 cuz ur a low rated player. If you were like 700 rapid, then you would have a valid question, but it's just your current rating range. Practice and get better, PS* practice does not make perfect.

Thanks for the quality response.

Before clicking this, I thought someone was complaining about the cheating and no skill wins, but the case was something different. And glad I could help!!

bro that doesn't help

But I'm saying that is THE reason that bullet chess lacks fun, and any real strategy

swindling requires strategy ngl, good analogy btw.

Dont play bullet until you get to 1500 rapid (or even later), its not good for your overall chess

Well Swindling is kinda a strategy in itself, and I'm not saying all Swindling players are bad, but most low rated player are swindlers if you understand.

I don't think I'm going to be getting there anytime soon, plus Bullet is probably my favorite time so why does my rapid rating matter?

I understand your point but I think Bullet could be like way more fun if people put like 5% more strategy into it.

meanwhile me.

Ok look.

You simply are not a strong player yet and you should NOT be playing bullet, PERIOD. In fact, I don't think you should be playing any sort of fast time control (e.g. Blitz). I looked at a few of your games and you constantly hang pawns and pieces, make illogical moves (like moving a pawn to e6 on the first move then moving to e5 on the second move?), you make moves which throw away pieces in ONE MOVE, and you also make very anti-positional moves, like you develop both bishops g5/b5 and then the very next move, you take both knights, leaving you with no bishops.

You need to take some time to learn the fundamentals of the game, and then work on seeing simple tactics, point value of pieces, when a piece is attacked or defended or must be moved, avoiding forks, double-attacks, skewers and randomly unguarded pieces (without a justified reason). There are many books suited for beginners and weaker players that can help train you on observing, defending against, and exploiting tactical threats.

Until you can do this in a solid way, you should NOT even TOUCH bullet or even blitz chess. Fast time controls require you to have GOOD sight of the board and threats, attacks, "potential" attacks, pins, checks, and ways to predict and defend against them (or create them!), as well as basic openings knowledge. If you can't do this even with slower time, what makes you think you can do it under time pressure under a fast time control?