I like Bullet and Chess960
Question:) What kind of chess do you like to play the most?
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May 18, 2022
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#23
what I play the most is not what I like best. OTB at classic time controls is what I like. Blitz and rapid online is what I play the most.
May 18, 2022
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#24
Daily. I enjoy the time spent contemplating the different possible outcomes for different moves. Also, each game develops a personality.
May 18, 2022
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#25
eliothowell wrote:
Daily. I enjoy the time spent contemplating the different possible outcomes for different moves. Also, each game develops a personality.
The search for truth in correspondence chess is appealing. Alas, after 25 years of continuous play—postal, email, and then web-based—I have almost completely given it up.
Cyborg chess, such as one finds at ICCF, is too time consuming. While correspondence where engines are banned is too often not engine-free.
May 18, 2022
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#26
I love the thrill of blitz... But if I could play classical just as much that would be #1.
May 18, 2022
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#27
Zinc_Man wrote:
I don't really consider blitz or bullet real chess, especially bullet that's basically moving whatever you think looks safe when in most cases it isn't at all. I don't really consider those time control's real chess to be honest 10 min blitz is about making what I like to call "half decent" move's fast, I play it though. But I like to think more in depth on my move's. That's why I prefer standard 20 minute's or daily games.
I consider it chess because I've gotten to the point where some of my games are high enough quality to be useful to look over and learn from.
Either way, this forum is just about our opinions so let's not argue 
They don't consider blitz/bullet chess to be real chess.
May 18, 2022
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#29
Daily (1day) and rapid (30min and 15+10). I don't like play blitz or bullet much, because I just can't think that fast and I make a lot of mistakes and blunders or lose on time.
May 19, 2022
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#32
Old codger here, I like daily best. Just getting into 960 a little. I wish we could play 3check as a daily.
May 19, 2022
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#33
Optimissed wrote:
That's rubbish, coolout. I used to play classical tournaments and blitz between the rounds. I used to win the tournaments quite often and my blitz also improved.
I don’t blitz between rounds. It doesn’t seem to help me. Many do.
Tonight at my local club we had a blitz tournament. Five minutes plus two second delay. The players I lost to finished in third and fourth. The winner lost only to me. I finished in second with 7 wins and two losses.
Here’s one of my games. I’m Black.
I would never play the Stafford Gambit in slow chess, but I won three games with it tonight. All were less than fifteen moves.
Rapid. I am trying to improve my general game and need the time to think through the positions applying the theory. Playing blitz and bullet games ruins my habbit building for the approach to the game and my tempo as I start playing to fast in all controlls. Once I get to a decent level of consistent play I will go back to blitz. But I do prefer 10 minute or 10+1.
May 20, 2022
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#35
I like daily usually 3 days a move. This gives me plenty of time to work out multiple long lines before each move, plus it’s nice to see a game develop over a few months. That way I maximise the pain of every crushing defeat I suffer through my usual blind blunder fest style of play.
Blitz
May 20, 2022
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#37
Blitz helps to an extent. Either way, this isn't what this topic is about, is it?
Rookside_Castling wrote:
Yeah but maybe for kinda ok players it should be fine too (like I’m not just learning but not great either)
It is not OK, unless of course improving at chess is not in your agenda.
I like to play everything :3