Leopard wrote:
yes teach me pls
I can teach you @Leopard, I am not very active here, so just message me private. But you can also ask here for people to know more about bullet
bullet tips for beginners
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Apr 6, 2025
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#43
I agree with everyone that beginners shouldn’t play bullet, in my perspective, bullet helps you focus and make fast, correct decisions and it also makes you think fast. This is only my perspective and my opinion, all people ate not fit for bullet, I confess it
Apr 6, 2025
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#45
pleaseBgentle9 wrote:
I’m often in the winning position when I’m playing bullet but then I lose because of the timer :( it makes me start rushing near the end and I play ineffective moves
If one of ur goals is bullet, you must first practice a lot of times in rapid and blitz forst
Apr 6, 2025
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#46
1gladion wrote:
do it like me.
Nice game you shared, you played the King’s Indian
Apr 6, 2025
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#48
first try to be a better rapid chess player then play bullet because bullet is not all about flagging but it needs skills and fast calculation .And one more thing you should be very good in tactics because in bullet there are many tactics
Apr 6, 2025
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#49
and opening knowlege and opening traps is also helpful in bullet games. As in bullet games people often fall in traps
Um.. That might waste your time and just trying yourself to be best without learning is a bad tip, I would recommend to play at least 7 to 25 games a day
Can I ask you a question? Should I learn more traps or openings? ik i am supposed to learn both, but what exactly should I learn more?
I recommend learning traps because it confuses the opponent, but I think it would be easier to learn good openings in order the board to be stabilized and not tricky things all around, for the black pieces I recommend The King’s Indian Opening and for white Ruy Lopez