Instincts.
Faster ability to shortlist candidate moves.
Ability to handle yourself in time trouble.
Etc.
It all depends on how you view it. Fast controls are good when played in conjunction with slow games in a suitable ratio.
It all depends on how you view it. Fast controls are good when played in conjunction with slow games in a suitable ratio.
+1 This is what I do. Given, I can't play bullet that well at all (nor do I play it much at all). This is what I do for online blitz though. I balance online blitz with OTB longer games when I play and I think it has served me well for my chess learning ability.
it's addictive as hell due to the time pressure
It's so much fun! The speed gives you an incredible rush
It really doesn't. Some people have better instincts. Plus he might play bullet strategies (or just play at a bullet pace). I'd suppose you play a but too slow for bullet trying to find accurate moves meaning even though you're better slow chess players you end up losing.
You will not be good at one minute games unless you are already good at slower controls.
One minute games are all about the rush you get playing.
Value in terms of chess improvements and maybe even som value off the chessboard?
I’m skeptical but want to hear your thoughts.