what does flagged mean
it means your time fell and you lose by time when someone is trying to flag you, it means they are trying to move fast so that you will lose on time and when your winning, being flagged is sad
I have lost SO MANY games on time while i was winning :/
I find bullet a lot less stressful than blitz. That's because in bullet I don't have time to worry about whether my moves are good or not, I just move. In blitz, there is sufficient time to make good moves, and mistakes are more likely to be fatal, so I stress about it.
I lost around 60% of my bullet games and around 80% of my loses where timeouts.
Bullet is where the most dangerous and immediate opponent is the clock. You need to keep an eye on it at all times.
Based on this https://www.chess.com/article/view/interesting-chess-data-time-controls-and-game-results we can compute the game quality of games. I assumed that Quality = (timeout percentage x time consumed) ^3. Since we don't know the remaining time of the winner, I assumed that he also almost consumed most of their time because most of the time we are paired with someone with equal rating. So I assumed they are the same. I picked timeout to be the factor because most games with high intensity match ends with it. I raised it to power of 3 because our brain connections are 3 dimensional. Considering all this things the result will be:
1 min: Q = (0.610 x 1)^3 = 0.227
3 min: Q = (0.314 x 3)^3 = 0.836
5 min: Q = (0.230 x 5)^3 = 1.52
10 min: Q = (0.120 x 10)^3 = 1.728
30 min: C = (0.032 x 30)^3 = 0.885
Therefore, I conclude that 10 min games has the most quality.
Limitations - All of things discussed are just pure speculation.
HMMMMM, you missed 30 sec, 1+1, 3+2, 5+5, 15+10 and even correspondence (900s play like stockfish 8 cuz u have like a week per move) though you did miss avg win/loss rate, this IS pure speculation, but why not play a tournament where u still have 90 mins and 30 sec increment.
Based on this https://www.chess.com/article/view/interesting-chess-data-time-controls-and-game-results we can compute the game quality of games. I assumed that Quality = (timeout percentage x time consumed) ^3. Since we don't know the remaining time of the winner, I assumed that he also almost consumed most of their time because most of the time we are paired with someone with equal rating. So I assumed they are the same. I picked timeout to be the factor because most games with high intensity match ends with it. I raised it to power of 3 because our brain connections are 3 dimensional. Considering all this things the result will be:
1 min: Q = (0.610 x 1)^3 = 0.227
3 min: Q = (0.314 x 3)^3 = 0.836
5 min: Q = (0.230 x 5)^3 = 1.52
10 min: Q = (0.120 x 10)^3 = 1.728
30 min: C = (0.032 x 30)^3 = 0.885
Therefore, I conclude that 10 min games has the most quality.
Limitations - All of things discussed are just pure speculation.
HMMMMM, you missed 30 sec, 1+1, 3+2, 5+5, 15+10 and even correspondence (900s play like stockfish 8 cuz u have like a week per move) though you did miss avg win/loss rate, this IS pure speculation, but why not play a tournament where u still have 90 mins and 30 sec increment.
True
Flagging is more popular in bullet. Trust me, I play a lot of bullet.
I find bullet a lot less stressful than blitz. That's because in bullet I don't have time to worry about whether my moves are good or not, I just move. In blitz, there is sufficient time to make good moves, and mistakes are more likely to be fatal, so I stress about it.
You wouldn't want to play against me. I make good moves around 80 - 90% of time. I rarely do blunders.
I said good. I didn't say I make only best and excellent moves. I have inaccuracies almost every game. And a mistake here and there.
And, under time pressure, the queen whips away to heaven
chess heaven :/
or maybe, to simplify, off the board
Hm
what does flagged mean
it means your time fell and you lose by time when someone is trying to flag you, it means they are trying to move fast so that you will lose on time and when your winning, being flagged is sad