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Do you use anything to memorize openings?

#1

I’m curious how people study and reinforce their opening lines. Do you use Chessable? Something else?

I’m considering building a light tool that quizzes you on your repertoire daily. Would love to hear your thoughts.

I’m curious how people study and reinforce their opening lines. Do you use Chessable? Something else? I’m considering building a light tool that quizzes you on your repertoire daily. Would love to hear your thoughts.
#3

Rinsing and repeating seems to work for me

Rinsing and repeating seems to work for me
#4

@kindaspongey said in #2:

Maybe, you can find something useful at lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/how-should-i-study-chess-openings.

https://lichess.org/wZzvGTMF/

Very impressive chess from a beginner. A particulary fast learner. The strongest beginner ever ?!

:)

@kindaspongey said in #2: > Maybe, you can find something useful at lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/how-should-i-study-chess-openings. https://lichess.org/wZzvGTMF/ Very impressive chess from a beginner. A particulary fast learner. The strongest beginner ever ?! :)
#5

I wrote myself I a very simple Python script to build a repertoire with Lichess API where select the moves according to my strength. Then the moves I selected get converted to an Anki deck with spaced repetition. But as openings are not my weakness I don't spend too much time with it.

I wrote myself I a very simple Python script to build a repertoire with Lichess API where select the moves according to my strength. Then the moves I selected get converted to an Anki deck with spaced repetition. But as openings are not my weakness I don't spend too much time with it.
#7

"Do you use anything to memorize openings?"
Yes, my long-term memory (part of my brain).

"Do you use anything to memorize openings?" Yes, my long-term memory (part of my brain).
#8

I Just use the Study Tool in lichess.

I Just use the Study Tool in lichess.
#9

Hi @Tiru84, I’m very interested in the tool you’ve built—could you share it?
Personally, I’m using ChessBase right now to work through opening variations one by one. I find it the best tool at the moment because I need to examine nuances several moves ahead, not just the top engine recommendation.

Hi @Tiru84, I’m very interested in the tool you’ve built—could you share it? Personally, I’m using ChessBase right now to work through opening variations one by one. I find it the best tool at the moment because I need to examine nuances several moves ahead, not just the top engine recommendation.

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