I have a bad habit of moving too quickly. I want to really delve deep into complicated positions but to do that I need to either use a high puzzle rating or get really far in puzzle streak
Is using a physical chessboard (no engine) for learning purposes ok on puzzle streak/ rated puzzles?
The general consensus is that using a physical board for both online games and puzzles is OK as long as you behave the same way as you would in a real game, i.e. you don't play out the variants on the board while calculating them and only play a move on the board when you actually play it.
Nope I guess
No I guess, why
Puzzles & Cheating: A note from thibault => https://lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/chess-puzzle-rating-reset-error#4
@derkleineJo said in #7:
> Puzzles & Cheating: A note from thibault => lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/chess-puzzle-rating-reset-error#4
That has very much nothing to do with whether you should use a physical board while puzzle streak.
There are many cheated puzzle streak scores out there for sure, so I don't think the question for a physical board matters that much
technically you're not using an engine? plus puzzles are pretty casual but obviously cheating is dumb... but realistically if you have a physical Chess board and your own mind, is it even cheating for a real game?
@mkubecek said in #2:
> The general consensus is that using a physical board for both online games and puzzles is OK as long as you behave the same way as you would in a real game, i.e. you don't play out the variants on the board while calculating them and only play a move on the board when you actually play it.
That makes sense, thank you
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