I've been playing well over 1000 blitz games on various chessrooms during the last 2 years yet my blitz rating stays more or less the same - and I don't know how to improve it.
Meanwhile my standard rating for long time controls improved by almost 200 points. In this games I have time for a "blunder checks" before every move and when there is intense piece contact for a systematical calculation. So the move selection process is completely diffrent and reading books / doing analysis did help to improve it.
At blitz things remain the same, sometimes I still even blunder pieces and lose to 1-2 move tactics. Solving lot's of tactical puzzles didn't help much.
Is there a way to improve blitz chess strenght, maybe a specific method to train or something ? And when you play blitz, do you perform any blunder-checks or calculations or do you select the moves by intuition only ?
Thanks for the replies. Opening knowledge improvement seems to be a good idea, infact i've been changing opening systems a lot in the past and maybe that's one of the reasons for the lack of progression in blitz. Will try to stick to my current one.
I've been playing well over 1000 blitz games on various chessrooms during the last 2 years yet my blitz rating stays more or less the same - and I don't know how to improve it.
Meanwhile my standard rating for long time controls improved by almost 200 points. In this games I have time for a "blunder checks" before every move and when there is intense piece contact for a systematical calculation. So the move selection process is completely diffrent and reading books / doing analysis did help to improve it.
At blitz things remain the same, sometimes I still even blunder pieces and lose to 1-2 move tactics. Solving lot's of tactical puzzles didn't help much.
Is there a way to improve blitz chess strenght, maybe a specific method to train or something ? And when you play blitz, do you perform any blunder-checks or calculations or do you select the moves by intuition only ?