Not really a trap. Are you sandbagging in bullet?
a visual trap in ruy lopez that I often use in 5 or 3 min blitz
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May 15, 2019
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hikarunaku wrote:
Not really a trap. Are you sandbagging in bullet?
I don't have much experience in bullet games. I started playing it yesterday and losing in time a lot xD Looks like bullet chess is not for me. Btw, last day I used this trick against a 1900+ rated player and he lost the bishop lol but later managed to win anyway. I lost that game for making a mistake later in the game....it was a 10 min blitz
This is my special opening in bullet!
A really aggressive attack against fianchetto whereas people usually dont expect!
As you can see 2300+ bullet is dead in move 9. (SF saying -4 is dead)
May 16, 2019
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drmrboss wrote:
This is my special opening in bullet!
A really aggressive attack against fianchetto whereas people usually dont expect!
As you can see 2300+ bullet is dead in move 9. (SF saying -4 is dead)
Interesting! I'll look this opening up in more details for my bullet preparations. Thanks. Bullet seems more like flagging your opponent than beating him. At least that's what I've experienced after playing it.
May 16, 2019
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SchaakVoorAlles wrote:
So some opponents fall for a cheap tricks in an inferior opening lines, at bullet, 3 minute, and 5 minute chess. Big deal. Who cares? It is like being proud of beating up a five year old.
I'm not being proud. Just sharing this which may come handy for others if they like it. Believe it or not, for some reason, stronger players blunder their bishops too, which I found strange.
May 16, 2019
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You are missing the point, then. I never claimed it to be strong. In addition, I did mention faster time controls. And I agree. Early castling solves the issue.
I am playing black here. I am not really good at shorter time controls but I am getting the hang of it recently. I use this visual trap in move 5. Often my opponent doesn't notice it ..especially in shorter time controls