Premoving In Daily Chess - Conditional Moves?!


Yes, the button I mentioned above only shows up after your move. It looks like a line forking into two arrows. You can create multiple conditional lines and as long as your opponent makes a move along that line it will automatically play your next move.

It's not really a pre-move, it's a conditional move, i.e. a programed response to your opponent's move....and you can have a list of them ready for different moves your opponent may make on any specific turn. I use them sometimes either to keep the game moving along when you are almost sure what the opponent will do, such as a piece re-take, when I have taken some time to calculate what I will do in response to a certain move and don't want to forget my train of thought, which happens when you are 63, and when I have a forced checkmate in a few moves.

What are conditional moves?
https://support.chess.com/customer/en/portal/articles/1444845-what-are-conditional-moves-?b_id=12321

I like conditional moves. If I'm playing the Sicilian, I can use conditional moves to get to standard positions in the Open Sicilian. If my opponent doesn't choose the Open Sicilian, I haven't lost anything. If my opponent plays 1...c5 to my 1. e4, then I will make conditional moves 2. Nf3 d6 3. d4 cxd4 4. Nxd4.
Hi guys, I've been playing a lot of Daily recently and I have encountered some players who use 'conditional moves' - like premoves in Live Chess, where it immediately responds to my move. I am curious and want to know how to do this. Any ideas?