I need help to beat Sven bot (1100)
Sort:
k1ng_0
Apr 13, 2021
0
#1
Can you give tips to beat the Sven bot?
Take it slow if you really want to beat him
Just don't hang pieces, the way he's programmed he gives pieces away often.
I’m only around half his rating and I beat him. The key is looking for hanging pieces and attacking while defending
But can anyone give me tips for Nelsom? I’m finding him hard
Defend against his wayward queen attack with nc6, when he brings out his bishop out go g6, when he reatreats his queen to f3 go nf6 and ur just winning (for nelson this is)
Apr 13, 2021
0
#13
If you want to cheese the system just hang back and wait for him to just make an error then capitalise.
With sven its very easy to do this especially because he's designed to be very defensive with his playstyle.
If you don't want to cheese it like that, then keep playing against humans to improve, then verse sven once your ratings have significantly improved.
Sven is a patzer.
You can actually CRUSH Sven super easily. It might seem pretty hard, but he does tend to lose plenty of material, and from what I see, I kinda see him as a bully/tryhard because of his bot chat.
You are white: You can play e4. If Sven plays either c6 or e5, its pretty easy.
If he plays c6, you play d4. He will then play d5, then you play Nc3, they take you, and you take them. You might be surprised that's a thing. Then, Sven will either play Ne7 or Bf4. If Bf4, its pretty simple just attack the bishop and he is likely to blunder it. However, if Sven plays Ne7 (this happened like 1 trillion times) then play Qe2. Sven will be aware of the checkmate (if Nf6 is played, Nd6 is mate) and play e5, unleashing the bishop to control e6. Then, you hit it with Bf4 the "brilliant" bishop sacrifice, but if the pawn takes (which will happen, I promise,) then Nf6 OR Nd6 is checkmate. Firstly, it would be double check, and the king would have no places to go to.
If Sven plays e5, Play Qh5, that 100 rated stuff. If Sven plays Qf6, its pretty simple. Bring the knight out to attack the weak e5 pawn, the knight defends it, Bishop to b5, they attack the bishop, you take the knight, then take the pawn and you will be up a pawn after trading queens. If Nc6 is played on move 2, Play Bc4 threatening mate. He will play Nh6, funnily enough, then you play d4. Sven will play Nxd4, and then you play Bxh6 because the bishop is unleashed. Sven will take the bishop, and there's your mate. This is checkmate in only SIX MOVES XD
You are black: usually Sven plays either c4 or d4. First, he will likely play d4. If you start a new game and refresh, he will play c4. If you play d4, Play e5. then the pawn captures yours, you attack it with the knight. The queen defends FIRST, then you play d6. The point is that the queen is blundered after Be6 then Bxd5.
If you are playing a bullet game against him, it will be very hard, like very hard, because in bullet he is literally pausing the clock when its his turn, then moves, then turns it back on again like its cheating because e v e r y s I n g l e m o v e takes 0.1 seconds. Blitz is fine, but bullet is just stressful. If you are playing bullet, just go black, and if he plays d4, premove e5, exd5, Nc6, then Nxd5 and you will win his queen (at least that's how it went for me)
rafe55555 wrote:
But can anyone give me tips for Nelsom? I’m finding him hard
sometimes, as black, premoving e5 Nc6 or g6 MAY get Nelson to blunder his queen. If that's not the case, trade the queens as fast as possible.
Fun fact: Nelson thinks rooks are the least useful piece because often times he'll sacrifice it for a minor piece.
029 28 82e0 020 2
