Should I continue playing 30?

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Avatar of TheTasteOfDefeat
When I play a 30, I play very fast which makes me bored and causes me to resign at times. I've started to play a 5, which is more my speed taste. Even then I am a minute ahead or two relative to my opponent, in relation to blitz I am 10 or in some cases 15 minutes ahead.

The problem is I see lots of threads here saying beginners should play longer games so they have time to study the board, or beginners should never resign. My moves are decent even in speed

Can I play shorter matches without later trouble?

Quick answer would be appreciated,
Thank you
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Avatar of TheTasteOfDefeat
Now I realize I asked two questions, yes to which Q?
Avatar of Amonchess

You get bored? Regardless of the time limit, enjoying chess is what its all about. And long game chess is the origin of chess I do so believe. 

 

Longer games are more fun in my opinion. Because you learn and understand more what you're opponent is trying to do.

Avatar of AIM-AceMove

Blitz is good so you can get a feeling about different positions, patterns, endgames, openings, tactics, intuition. Watch some videos / streams by masters how they play and then play some 200-300 at least  blitz games or so, IT WILL DEFINETELY IMPROVE YOUR CHESS, no matter how much people hate blitz and saying is bad. I started chess with 1 min bullet non stop for few years and see how strong i become, just recently started to play rapid and slower chess. Just make sure you dont have bad habbits like moving randomly, without checking if its safe etc. Then analyze quickly where you went wrong why etc on every game. Work on tactics.  then STOP blitz and focus on longer time controls.

Avatar of gingerninja2003

play longer games to improve your chess.

play shorter games to improve your tactical vision.