Play Bullet, it doesn't matter how much you lose but it will improve your longer game.

do you really expect us to take advice from someone rated below 700 rapid

Here's what happens when u play fast and think ur improving. As with anything in life, any career/skill, etc. if u want to be proficient at it, u first need to learn to do it right BEFORE u try to do it fast. If ur doing it wrong but fast ur only reinforcing bad thoughts, bad habits, bad technique. I'm in construction and I've seen many people over the years attempt to impress people with their speed. However, if it's wrong and it looks like fuggin chit when ur done what good is it? It's the same with chess. If ur playing fast making mistakes over and over then ur just reinforcing poor playing habits. U still suck at chess but u just suck faster at it. Not impressive. I hope I've explained this so that it's easy to understand. Good luck with ur speed chess.

Edit: about good players playing blitz/bullet. They might play a lot of speed chess now BUT..... they didn't get good from playing speed chess. They got good FIRST from studying, training, playing slow tournament games, analyzing their slow tournament games, thinking deeply about positions, then they automatically became good at speed chess based on their thorough  foundation of knowledge AQUIRED FROM SLOW GAMES. 

“You may not look like how you sound” You have never experienced this? You have never perceived somebody to possibly come across differently purely by your perception of them?

I would say it is you that is running low on the old neurones. I think most people will agree. Not you of course because you can't comprehend what we are even talking about. You poor thing.

Ad Hominem Tu Quoque te possibiliter ergo probabilitier

go talk sh*t somewhere else bruh

I got to 1.4k in rapid before playing blitz fine, can only play 2/1 bullet accurately (it's basically blitz) and I can tell you: no it won't help well not at first at least, from your bullet games you spam your pieces around half of the time pointlessly in hope (most likely - 100%) that the person you're playing runs out of time and you flag them

George1st wrote: Not talking about my IQ or your terrible nature. If you really must know my Mother said I was dropped on my head when I was born.
 
Pasted from another thread.

This explains a lot, someone dropped you as a baby.

Also, it’s spelled neurons Einstein.

I understood what you were trying to say, it’s just that “You may not look like how you sound” is the manner I would suspect a learning disabled 5 year old to phrase it.

And yes, this vapid “discussion” that you yanked out the bilge pile that you call a brain is something I understand more deeply than you yourself.

The premise of this thread is that playing bullet games en masse will increase your playing strength in longer time controls.

Of course, players who actually know what they are talking about patiently explained to you that you are sorely mistaken.

And, as I have already demonstrated, your own stats are (further) proof of this, given your abysmal rapid rating despite the sheer magnitude of bullet games played you have played.

And so, when I tell you to stop posting so as to maintain your last iota of dignity, it is very good advice.

Now, go finish your homework, champ.

Bullet just rrally fun!!

Smells like Boiled Rat here.

Others that are way higher rated than you see the benefits quite easily and utilize them in Bullet quite fequently, which has helped them in the longer version of the game.

Don't be a Lab Rat, just be a sad Rat.

All good you were n't  expected to understand. : )

DreamscapeHorizons (400) vs. George1st (669) (1 min)
Unrated. DreamscapeHorizons Aborted....lol

     Playing bullet and blitz will not improve your game nearly as much as spending the same amount of time playing longer games and actually taking time to analyze your positions, think through what you should do, and calculate variations. Blitz may help you learn a new opening by playing a bunch of games  quickly to see what kind of play you (and your opponent) get out of them.

     The world-class players who are very good at blitz and bullet got that good by spending years studying the game, not by playing thousands of speed games.

Fixed some of those grammatical errors for you.

It appears that the brain injury you sustained from having one of your parents slam dunk your head into the ground as an infant has negatively impacted your critical thinking, in addition to your chess ability and grammar. 

Firstly, how do you expect anyone understand the broken English you just spat out onto your keyboard?

And no, just about everyone in the thread were simply trying to dispel your delusions, they were not agreeing with your idiotic notion that bullet is conducive to improvement in longer time controls.

Ask any respected Chess coach or titled player, and they will tell you the same.

I hope you come to your senses and realize just how mistaken you are, you are killing your progress in terms of Chess.

Perhaps Chess just isn’t the game for you? 

I recommend Connect Four as your new game of choice kiddo.

While it is still rather advanced given your staggering incompetence, I think you’ll figure it out eventually.

I’m not getting paid to babysit you any longer however, so I will be taking my leave now. 

As I said before, get your homework done, and then you can be an aspiring internet troll. Lmao

I was actually trying to cancel out the game but I don't ever play there so I didn't know how or know what I was doing. But just so u know, I really am afraid of playing u in bullet. Just to let everybody here know, I'm scared.

Hey everybody, I'm scared. There, I fessed up.

Nicely done. Called being a man and I for one applaud it. : )))

Thanx. I figured I'd try it out, see how it felt for once.

I bet it felt good. Again, good for you!

Not enough people doing the same that's why more a more people are becoming more rude.

And my apologies for pasting that game in, not very gentlemanly at all.

David Howell recently stated that Alireza Firouzja and Magnus Carlsen each logged over 700 hours across all platforms last year playing blitz and bullet. They would quite often play each other long sessions of bullet chess. 

Two of the best players in the history of the game play about 2 hours of blitz and bullet every day! 

They have been playing bullet all their lives. They didn't get good then play blitz and bullet. 

Sure, they also spend a lot of time studying chess at slower time controls too. 

There, it could only have contributed to their games.