Ideally, a bullet requires efficient move as limited by time, but in practice, I often slow to realize opportunities and delaying the victory. Based on experience, I can beat opponents early, but I missed one or two steps later. Why?
A contradiction on Bullet
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spamalert wrote:
wat?
wot?
SemurJengkol wrote:
what is bullet? food? look like jengkol? or pete? xixixi
It looks like a melon )))
An example : http://www.chess.com/livechess/game?id=768212385
Apr 12, 2014
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I love bullet chess. It can be very addicting, but in my experience most games come down to moving rally fast and not getting check mated more than making "good" moves.
egdodnoj wrote:
I love bullet chess. It can be very addicting, but in my experience most games come down to moving rally fast and not getting check mated more than making "good" moves.
Haha, I'm getting check mated more than making "good" moves as the link below:
http://www.chess.com/forum/view/game-showcase/post-your-bullet-miniatures-here