Can I Play a Pre-Moveless Game?

Thanks!

@Vempele

maybe its my browser
maybe it isnt

whatever it is annoying and useless feature that needs killing

if you cant move fast enough without it then play a longer time control

@Toscani

all very good suggestions

Regarding "i find it hard to notice that light green square", oldgeezer, there's the option of using stylish browser extension to change it to be more attention grabbing with a simple rule, i.e. square.last-move {background-color: #FF0000 !important;} to turn it bright red for example.

(Not exactly what I'd use, but I don't have much trouble with noticing the current either.)

@oldegeezer
How do you not notice the moves? The position has changed. It's vital to take into account the small changes in environment. Notation is also right there and your clock is running.

Eh Smith-Morra is always a forced loss. Not surprised black won!

@Vempele premoves animation are more clearly felt at longer time control..

bullet premoves are smooth and non-animated

to further demonstrate my point. see the comparison

imgflip.com/gif/2524h3 --- this is a premove on a longer time control
this shows more animated feel to it's move

imgflip.com/gif/2524ns --- premove on a bullet
no animated moves observed

#26, a friend of mine wins with Morra gambit regularly against opposition up to GMs. People used to think that is refuted, take the pawn and get into severe trouble because there are many new revisited dangerous lines. I cannot recommend accepting it. I know all those guys who „know“ all the refutations - and lose otb the difficult positions. Time and nerves are an issue as well.

I do no dare to accept it especially in shorter periods. I play the Alapin (Nf6) and lead a quieter life.

@wannabe2700

i notice the moves the same as OTB

you SEE the player make the move

with premoves you dont see anything
you have to look at the position closely to realise they moved at all