SET A PLAN AND MOVES WILL COME OUT EASILY
How to calculate faster?!
Not very good at this myself. That said, I find I sometimes end up calculating the same set of moves over and over. I think one key is learning to calculate (hopefully) right the first time, and then move on.
Can someone helpe with calculations? Because most of the times, when I am low on time I either hesitate and drain my clock or panick and make a mistake.
The more patterns you recognize, the faster will come the calculations so this suggests (to me) a lot of puzzle work particularly in Mate-in-one and Tactics. Just a thought from a low-rate newb. :-)
ADDED: And good luck to you on your chess games - may each one be delicous!
Can someone helpe with calculations? Because most of the times, when I am low on time I either hesitate and drain my clock or panick and make a mistake.
The more patterns you recognize, the faster will come the calculations so this suggests (to me) a lot of puzzle work particularly in Mate-in-one and Tactics. Just a thought from a low-rate newb. :-)
ADDED: And good luck to you on your chess games - may each one be delicous!
Well!!
I've done a LOT of puzzles....
But thanks
Can someone helpe with calculations? Because most of the times, when I am low on time I either hesitate and drain my clock or panick and make a mistake.
You panick?
My friend, the number of possible chess positions is more than the number of atoms in our whole observable universe!
Can someone helpe with calculations? Because most of the times, when I am low on time I either hesitate and drain my clock or panick and make a mistake.
You panick?
My friend, the number of possible chess positions is more than the number of atoms in our whole observable universe!
and the vast majority of those(99.99%+) are positions we will never encounter
i suggest calculating pawn storm endgames as that forces you to think fast and deep at the same time
Can someone helpe with calculations? Because most of the times, when I am low on time I either hesitate and drain my clock or panick and make a mistake.
You panick?
My friend, the number of possible chess positions is more than the number of atoms in our whole observable universe!
and the vast majority of those(99.99%+) are positions we will never encounter
i suggest calculating pawn storm endgames as that forces you to think fast and deep at the same time
Lmaoo!
But the thing is choosing between lines and sometimes these confuse, leading to a mistake...
Can someone helpe with calculations? Because most of the times, when I am low on time I either hesitate and drain my clock or panick and make a mistake.