It would be cool if I could create an interactive lesson that followed different variations for the opponent randomly. This way I could practice my opening repertoire against random opponent play. Is there a way to do this on lichess?
It would be cool if I could create an interactive lesson that followed different variations for the opponent randomly. This way I could practice my opening repertoire against random opponent play. Is there a way to do this on lichess?
Databases have millions of games & Lichess also under Broadcasts ... @dstathis Or buy an Informator & play through game 1 game 11 game 22 game 33 etc to number 611 or so to get to know many Openings Middlegames Endings Complete Games Study Play Play Study
Databases have millions of games & Lichess also under Broadcasts ... @dstathis Or buy an Informator & play through game 1 game 11 game 22 game 33 etc to number 611 or so to get to know many Openings Middlegames Endings Complete Games Study Play Play Study
That's not really what I'm looking for. I want to input my specific repertoire and be quizzed on it.
That's not really what I'm looking for. I want to input my specific repertoire and be quizzed on it.
There is an Android app called Chess trainer Pro where you can import or create a pgn in the app, with opening variations and it lets you play random variations, set different depth levels, repeat mistake moves etc. Quite similar to Chessable movetrainer.
Also there is a site called openingtrainer or so where you can do something similar.
There is an Android app called Chess trainer Pro where you can import or create a pgn in the app, with opening variations and it lets you play random variations, set different depth levels, repeat mistake moves etc. Quite similar to Chessable movetrainer.
Also there is a site called openingtrainer or so where you can do something similar.
Try openingtree.com an online opening trainer where you can upload pgn trees.
Then there is listudy.com...
Try openingtree.com an online opening trainer where you can upload pgn trees.
Then there is listudy.com...