The Ultimate Bullet Chess Interview with Daniel Naroditsky (RebeccaHarris)
Bullet chess interviews with some of the greatest bullet chess players in the world
My favourite bullet chess player in the world was so cool to accept my invite to the Ultimate Bullet Chess Interview. Daniel Naroditsky (alias RebbecaHarris on lichess), certainly needs no introduction.
But here it is, nonetheless:
The US Grandmaster, who stands at eye level with the bullet monsters Hikaru Nakamura, Alireza Firouzja, Andrew Tang, and of course Magnus Carlsen, is a chess coach, a commentator for several chess events/tournaments, streamer and YouTuber, New York Times columnist, and of course, a passionate bullet chess player.
Please check out the link collection at the bottom of the description, for plenty of more info about Daniel Naroditsky, and his brilliant Chess.com course about luck, which helped in the making of my Ultimate Bullet Chess Course tremendously.
What is the Ultimate Bullet Chess Interview?
In the UBCI we dive right into the questions. No big intro, no chit-chat or small talk, just a bombardment of mostly bullet chess related questions. These questions are randomly chosen from a huge question pool of over 80 questions. Like this, we pump 20-30 interesting questions in just 20-30 minutes!
Some questions:
- Which mouse model are you using?
- Rate your strength from 1-10: Speed, Tactics, Chess Knowledge, Bullet Expertise
- Have you ever had the feeling to be addicted to bullet?
- What is the thing you dislike the most in bullet?
- How to get better at bullet chess?
- etc.
More Ultimate Bullet Chess Interviews are coming up soon.
Are you interested in having an interview like this with me? Kindly let me know!
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