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@mkubecek said in #13: > Videorecording the game might be a solution That is my number one idea and I think it is the simplest one. I will try to ask the organizer. @EmaciatedSpaniard said in #17: > I…

@Toscani said in #8: > Practice using a fool's mate game. Divide the time by 4 and that's the number of seconds that you would need as increment time. I honestly have no idea what this sentence means.…

@Sarg0n said in #2: Yeah, I might just do that if I play OTB frequently. Unfortunately, I only have one or two chances for OTB per year unless I want to splurge on money for travel fees and accommodat…

I have an OTB Tournament coming up at the end of June, so I have around 1.5 months to prepare. The time control is 25+10. Below are the things I plan to do for the tournament. I wonder if I'm missing …

Answering my own question here. I pondered the above problem over the weekend. It turns out it's not as complicated as I initially thought. If anyone is interested, the general algorithm is: 1. Check …

Hi, is there any way to categorize my own set of puzzles, like in Lichess, automatically using Python? Specifically, I am looking for the sacrifice theme in my puzzles. Does Lichess categorize them ma…

I just found an interesting variation in a game I played several days ago, where Nd6+ is actually the best move. This happens when Black plays c6 and then White plays e4. I've only played 6 games wher…

@kindaspongey You got me there. It seems I messed up the opening a bit. Alright, so it seems e4 can be seen as a normal development move to bring out the bishop.

Yeah, I used to play 10. Nd5 a lot. It was fun tactic to play, but I've switched to 10. a3 as it seems to be better based on Stockfish's suggestion, and I understand the purpose. But the 12. e4 move i…

In the defense against Englund, I can fairly understand all the best moves from move 1 until move 11. But move 12. e4 still bewilders me. I'm not sure why it's the best move in this variation. https:/…