i blunder more online because mouselips and i play faster, but otb i play crap too so idk how to help
Why do I play chess on the board like a shoe and how can I stop?
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Stock_Fish109 wrote:
i blunder more online because mouselips and i play faster, but otb i play crap too so idk how to help
ig I can say that you play chess like a fish on the board lol, jk
royalknight101 wrote:
KingCobra280 wrote:
but does anyone know how to stop?
get used to playing on a actual board
k
KingCobra280 wrote:
Stock_Fish109 wrote:
i blunder more online because mouselips and i play faster, but otb i play crap too so idk how to help
ig I can say that you play chess like a fish on the board lol, jk
fissy
Stock_Fish109 wrote:
KingCobra280 wrote:
Stock_Fish109 wrote:
i blunder more online because mouselips and i play faster, but otb i play crap too so idk how to help
ig I can say that you play chess like a fish on the board lol, jk
fissy
wdym
fissy
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fiaay
I am confusion
KingCobra280 wrote:
I haven't been to tournaments lately due to Covid-19 but recently I have been playing chess with my mom on my prized chess board. I have noticed that I make many blunders, miss many tactics etc. I'm 90% sure though that these mistakes would never happen online. Does anyone know why this happens and how I can prevent it?
I blunder on purpose when playing my parents.....
KingCobra280 wrote:
I am confusion
hee hee hee
Whatever format you are used to playing, you will play better. The only cure is practice.
I won my state's Senior Championship (online) two years in a row even though I am far from the strongest senior in my state, because I was used to playing online and my opponents mostly were not. It makes a big difference--I'd estimate about 100 rating points. You have the same problem in reverse....
Also, make sure the lighting is good, the board is big enough for the pieces, and the pieces are clear (no guessing which one is the K and which is the Q!) There's a reason serious tournament players are super picky about their equipment and lighting. We had the US Blind Champion (who is not totally blind but visually impaired) in one of our tournaments and she could just manage if we put a bright light over the board. (She then crushed me at blitz. She's pretty amazing!)
hi WCM
It’s because your bad
M1m1c15 wrote:
It’s because your bad
do you have a problem
M1m1c15 wrote:
It’s because your bad
says a 700
no one cares.
mkkuhner wrote:
Whatever format you are used to playing, you will play better. The only cure is practice.
I won my state's Senior Championship (online) two years in a row even though I am far from the strongest senior in my state, because I was used to playing online and my opponents mostly were not. It makes a big difference--I'd estimate about 100 rating points. You have the same problem in reverse....
Also, make sure the lighting is good, the board is big enough for the pieces, and the pieces are clear (no guessing which one is the K and which is the Q!) There's a reason serious tournament players are super picky about their equipment and lighting. We had the US Blind Champion (who is not totally blind but visually impaired) in one of our tournaments and she could just manage if we put a bright light over the board. (She then crushed me at blitz. She's pretty amazing!)
thanks
but does anyone know how to stop?