In a rush I try to do CCT (checks, captures, threats).
If I have time I do:
- checkmates
- hanging pieces
- kingsafety
- awkward placed pieces
- vulnerable pawns
- weak squares
- piece imbalances
And I define if I am attacking or defending.
What's the most efficient checklist?
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Feb 4, 2023
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10 minutes games are for go to short for checklists.
In a rush I try to do CCT (checks, captures, threats).
If I have time I do:
- checkmates
- hanging pieces
- kingsafety
- awkward placed pieces
- vulnerable pawns
- weak squares
- piece imbalances
And I define if I am attacking or defending.
In a rush I try to do CCT (checks, captures, threats).
If I have time I do:
- checkmates
- hanging pieces
- kingsafety
- awkward placed pieces
- vulnerable pawns
- weak squares
- piece imbalances
And I define if I am attacking or defending.
I was wondering if there's a checklist or process, on what to think before and after a move that takes the least amount of time but also effective? Most of my games are 10 minute rapid, and i end up missing certain moves doing a checklist because it takes too long.