bullet tips for beginners
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Mar 25, 2025
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#1
Hi! I am officially a 1200 elo bullet player, so if you want some help and tips, just text in this topic!
The only bullet tip for beginners is don’t play bullet. It will cause you to develop bad habits that will make you worse at chess.
"Don't play bullet" is the best tip for beginners.
Mar 27, 2025
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#6
All of you! I am just willing to teach some players how to play bullet if they needed me! Why are you criticizing? I f someone needs bullet tips, then I am here to help. Guys why? U am just helping and you crtisize bulet sadly
Mar 28, 2025
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#7
Is it bad to be playing bullet but winning by opponent timeout?
Mar 28, 2025
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#8
When I started playing Bullet, I focused on playing as fast as possible without thinking.
Thanks to that initial process, now my game is more about speed than quality itself, and this has its advantages.
Mar 28, 2025
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#9
jcidus wrote:
When I started playing Bullet, I focused on playing as fast as possible without thinking.
Thanks to that initial process, now my game is more about speed than quality itself, and this has its advantages.
That’s pretty much what I do. Should I continue with that or work on learning good moves?
Mar 28, 2025
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#10
Fluent-in-Yapanese23 escribió:
jcidus wrote:
When I started playing Bullet, I focused on playing as fast as possible without thinking.
Thanks to that initial process, now my game is more about speed than quality itself, and this has its advantages.
That’s pretty much what I do. Should I continue with that or work on learning good moves?
Bullet is like playing the piano or typing on a keyboard with good touch typing, in an easy and automatic way.
Once you learn it, it becomes second nature, and then you keep refining it more and more, though we all have a limit, both in good play and speed.
You could combine 3/0 games with 1/0 games, so the speed adjusts over time. But of course, if you don't improve your chess, no miracles can happen.
If you play well at 3/0, then at 1 or 2 hours, you'll play at a high level, although the focus would be different.
Mar 28, 2025
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#12
Fluent-in-Yapanese23 escribió:
Wdym by 3/0
three minutes or hours?
3 minutes
Beginners should not play bullet. It will slow their development as chessplayers.
Mar 28, 2025
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#15
But if players are just interested playing bullet, they can just talk to me
hii
for magipi : why dont play bullet ??
supergeg wrote:
for magipi : why dont play bullet ??
Very low level bullet is just random moves, full of obvious blunders. There is nothing to learn from it, it's just nonsense.
Here is an example from your collection:
https://www.chess.com/game/live/133601346037?username=supergeg&move=37
White plunders a pawn as early as move 2. Then white throws away a knight, black ignores it and blunders a bishop. In the end, while blunders the queen, and black steps into mate instead of taking the queen.
Banging out random moves is just bad for your chess. Pick a time control where you can think. Use your time and try to find good moves.
Mar 29, 2025
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#19
Bruh I don’t think everyone is saying don’t play bullet, so I think you should stop trying to teach lol.
