You could just post your moves in a thread. Of course you have to trust that the other person isn't using a board, but that's true in any case.
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Well, if he wants to practice blindfold chess, it doesn't necessarily matter if the other person is using a board.
Dec 29, 2011
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I know that I can just post my moves in a thread, but that takes too long & is too troublesome and if my opponent is using a board or not isn't the point. I mean if I read a chess game from a book without use of a board that could also be considered "blindfold chess". What I would like to know is if there's some kind of application, setting or engine that allows you to play blindfold in real time here at chess.com? Thanks.
Tin-Cup wrote:
I know that I can just post my moves in a thread, but that takes too long & is too troublesome and if my opponent is using a board or not isn't the point. I mean if I read a chess game from a book without use of a board that could also be considered "blindfold chess". What I would like to know is if there's some kind of application, setting or engine that allows you to play blindfold in real time here at chess.com? Thanks.
Chessmaster X has a feature called blindfold-mode. I haven't tried it but I suppose it works similarly to the screen-boards used at Amber.
My personal preference to practising blindfold is usually on long car- or train-rides when I take my Saitek board with me and can't be bothered to set up the pieces.
Hi Everyone, lately I've become interested in blindfold chess. I was wondering if I could play or practice blindfold chess here at chess.com. Is there a computer engine/program or a blindfold chess setting I can click on to activate this? If you know how to do this or if this option even exists I'd love to know, thanks.