Greetings to all the chess players here and I am back at the boards adding points and telling you here what will be the next thing you will see in the hive chess community
Recently I have been playing games with a team made up of several people from my country and we are playing different tournaments that I will also be bringing you on this blog
But today it is time to talk about bullet chess Or known elsewhere as the most deadly chess for a chess player's brain because most of the time you are not thinking too much and you are just playing by pure reflex
Bullet chess is the game mode where It is played with less than a minute for each of the players. So you can imagine the speed with which you have to think and play. I am not really sure if I will be a strong player in this mode, but I have had some important victories this week.
Most of the time, the opening is usually the easiest to play because I excel at attacking and not falling behind with my pieces.
For those who know chess, you will know that putting the pieces in their place as soon as possible will lead you to a much more successful position and much easier to solve in the long term than in a closed position where your pieces are not clear about where they should be.
So many of these games are based on that. From the beginning, my focus is to find the ideal space for each of my pieces and if I find any gaps, I will launch most of my pieces to attack.
Because Being attacking means having a better position than the opponent most of the time in these game modes, attacking is usually much easier than defending a position And that is something that most chess players know
And you also have to take into account the opponent's time because it will be crucial to always keep us in advantage and it is a good additive to having a relevant attacking position, most of these games I have chosen to always have an active position with my pieces on strong squares
Even when it seems that I am down by a pawn or a bishop I have an active position in which I can attack and bother the opponent so that he consumes time and thus have a wider window of opportunities to win, These are just some of the games I've played but stay tuned for some tournaments and announcements for the community this week