Always loosing on time in 10 min rapid
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OndrisekVydrisek
1 day ago
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I am a slow thinker who always wants to understand opponent's idea and find a strong reply, which I choose from around 4 options. I wanted to learn 10 min rapid but it's so fast that it's almost unplayable for me. I just can't comprehend how people can play chess so quickly.
Should I learn better time managment somehow (but how?) or should I stick to 15|10? (I still get into time trouble in this format sometimes but the increment is very useful.)
1 day ago
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#2
Playing more 15|10 games, a lot more mind you, will translate to getting better at faster time controls over time. It's better to play classical for this though. Good luck.
1 day ago
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#3
Quickly eliminate obviously bad moves, narrow your choice to 2-3 plausible moves, then compare them more deeply.
14 hrs ago
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#7
or go to 3 minutes game..play a while and then return to 10 minutes..you will see that you have plenty of time
I have the same problem. If I am under time pressure I make terrible mistakes and don’t see obvious moves… It is a shame.
If I am playing classical chess, I‘m quite good. Because Ive been playing chess just for a few months now, I simply need much time to think. If I play classical chess I often use the explorer to analyse the game and plan my next moves.
But I am very annoyed, that I am that „stupid“ when it comes to fast playing….
If I am playing classical chess, I‘m quite good. Because Ive been playing chess just for a few months now, I simply need much time to think. If I play classical chess I often use the explorer to analyse the game and plan my next moves.
But I am very annoyed, that I am that „stupid“ when it comes to fast playing….