Personally I like games that are at least 10 minutes, I prefer no increment but I don't mind a very small one like +2.
So I like games like 10+0, 10+2, 15+0, 15+2 and 30+0.
So I like games like 10+0, 10+2, 15+0, 15+2 and 30+0.
Díme tú, lector (no me hables de los demás, sino de tí), ¿En qué horario y condiciones quieres que yo cree el próximo 2+6?
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@manavein said in #11:
> Personally I like games that are at least 10 minutes, I prefer no increment but I don't mind a very small one like +2.
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> So I like games like 10+0, 10+2, 15+0, 15+2 and 30+0.
Oh, that hurts a little. I consider it necessary to have an increase of at least 6 sec. If it is played without increment, then the Chess game is lost if one falls into time trouble... and losing all the power that Chess can offer is not admissible (I speak of my particular case, and also of the massive case, general , with so many people missing that depth and beauty).
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You can show in this thread your conditions (schedules, suggestions, etc.)
Tell me, reader (don't talk to me about others, but about yourself), what time and conditions do you want me to create the next 2+6?
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@manavein said in #11:
> Personally I like games that are at least 10 minutes, I prefer no increment but I don't mind a very small one like +2.
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> So I like games like 10+0, 10+2, 15+0, 15+2 and 30+0.
Oh, that hurts a little. I consider it necessary to have an increase of at least 6 sec. If it is played without increment, then the Chess game is lost if one falls into time trouble... and losing all the power that Chess can offer is not admissible (I speak of my particular case, and also of the massive case, general , with so many people missing that depth and beauty).
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You can show in this thread your conditions (schedules, suggestions, etc.)
Tell me, reader (don't talk to me about others, but about yourself), what time and conditions do you want me to create the next 2+6?
I'm also interested in tournaments (and games in general) with increment. I still prefer blitz game, but I'd much rather play 2+12 or 2+10 than 5+0.
AND IT'S NOT ELO!!!
The subject of the thread has a lot of relation, or all the relation, with the form that I have chosen -since 2 weeks ago- to carry out Exercises.
It is about doing them with the intention of NOT FAILING ANY. Learning like this is incredibly better than if you go fast or light when doing them. The progression (the establishment of improvement in our brain) is much more solid.
Furthermore, not all these benefits are discovered at first glance: you have to practice it with positivity and reflect on why you failed a certain Exercise, focusing on psychological issues, such as anxiety or some nonsense "reasoning or excuses".
As I said, the benefits are many and of a very diverse style, including small things -but motivating-, SUCH AS THE FACT OF APPROACHING OR EXCEEDING the ELO of Exercises of some GM -since they perform them at a certain pace, while we use everything the necessary time, with the specific objective of NOT FAILING ANY-.
My clear suggestion is that you try it, one day when you have free hours, and reflect on it several times calmly.
It is about doing them with the intention of NOT FAILING ANY. Learning like this is incredibly better than if you go fast or light when doing them. The progression (the establishment of improvement in our brain) is much more solid.
Furthermore, not all these benefits are discovered at first glance: you have to practice it with positivity and reflect on why you failed a certain Exercise, focusing on psychological issues, such as anxiety or some nonsense "reasoning or excuses".
As I said, the benefits are many and of a very diverse style, including small things -but motivating-, SUCH AS THE FACT OF APPROACHING OR EXCEEDING the ELO of Exercises of some GM -since they perform them at a certain pace, while we use everything the necessary time, with the specific objective of NOT FAILING ANY-.
My clear suggestion is that you try it, one day when you have free hours, and reflect on it several times calmly.
Pensaba que era el único. Aunque yo aún suelo jugar con más incremento que 6 segundos (3+13), lo hago así para poder sentirme tranquilo y centrarme en el juego sin el estrés de pensar que el tiempo se me acaba, y aún así y todo muchas veces acabo pasando apuros de tiempo porque me cuesta decidirme o ver una buena jugada, pero el incremento me da un respiro y puedo seguir jugando y pensando. Así tengo la seguridad de que cuando pierdo no ha sido por agotar mi tiempo.
@wizardrunner said in #16:
> Pensaba que era el único. Aunque yo aún suelo jugar con más incremento que 6 segundos (3+13), lo hago así para poder sentirme tranquilo y centrarme en el juego sin el estrés de pensar que el tiempo se me acaba, y aún así y todo muchas veces acabo pasando apuros de tiempo porque me cuesta decidirme o ver una buena jugada, pero el incremento me da un respiro y puedo seguir jugando y pensando. Así tengo la seguridad de que cuando pierdo no ha sido por agotar mi tiempo.
Oh, no, somos muchísimos, claro; otra cosa es que la moda masiva sea contraria a eso, pero la moda en sí no es nada, sino una costumbre que puede ser cambiada por otra incluso contraria. Si la gente es irreflexiva, ansiosa (por el ambiente general) entonces no sabe realmente lo que le conviene, y así suceden barbaridades como la mencionada moda, con la cual se pierde casi todo lo que el Ajedrez puede ofrecernos.
Te escribo por privado. Estoy acumulando gente, poco a poco, para ir montando torneos o partidas sueltas.
Lo de los SEIS segundos es un MINIMO, por ejemplo relacionado con persuadir a "la gente de las Rápidas" para que varíen un poco su costumbre, fomentando un torneo periódico 2+6 . Por supuesto estoy de acuerdo (y no sé por qué no se hace en más ocasiones) en que el ritmo ideal debe tener un incremento mucho mayor que el "tiempo base". Dejando aparte que, cuanto más lento sea el ritmo, mejor, un buen ritmo sería ya 9+25.
> Pensaba que era el único. Aunque yo aún suelo jugar con más incremento que 6 segundos (3+13), lo hago así para poder sentirme tranquilo y centrarme en el juego sin el estrés de pensar que el tiempo se me acaba, y aún así y todo muchas veces acabo pasando apuros de tiempo porque me cuesta decidirme o ver una buena jugada, pero el incremento me da un respiro y puedo seguir jugando y pensando. Así tengo la seguridad de que cuando pierdo no ha sido por agotar mi tiempo.
Oh, no, somos muchísimos, claro; otra cosa es que la moda masiva sea contraria a eso, pero la moda en sí no es nada, sino una costumbre que puede ser cambiada por otra incluso contraria. Si la gente es irreflexiva, ansiosa (por el ambiente general) entonces no sabe realmente lo que le conviene, y así suceden barbaridades como la mencionada moda, con la cual se pierde casi todo lo que el Ajedrez puede ofrecernos.
Te escribo por privado. Estoy acumulando gente, poco a poco, para ir montando torneos o partidas sueltas.
Lo de los SEIS segundos es un MINIMO, por ejemplo relacionado con persuadir a "la gente de las Rápidas" para que varíen un poco su costumbre, fomentando un torneo periódico 2+6 . Por supuesto estoy de acuerdo (y no sé por qué no se hace en más ocasiones) en que el ritmo ideal debe tener un incremento mucho mayor que el "tiempo base". Dejando aparte que, cuanto más lento sea el ritmo, mejor, un buen ritmo sería ya 9+25.
@c24nLch said in #1:
Down with time trouble!
This Reddit time management Question seems to be related mostly to online chess.
www.reddit.com/r/chess/
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u/PohFahVoh
Svidler on the roof
1 day ago (December 22, 2022)
Question: "Poster My huge weakness is time management.
Anyone have any practical tips for a 2350 online player?
Maybe time management apps/extensions/software unless that's considered cheating?"
(211 comments)
www.reddit.com/r/chess/search?q=flair_name%3A%22Chess%20Question%22&restrict_sr=1
Aimchess appraisal showing poor time management but all the other factors being pretty good with the exception of Resourcefullness.
i.redd.it/cs2ad01h1j7a1.png
Down with time trouble!
This Reddit time management Question seems to be related mostly to online chess.
www.reddit.com/r/chess/
•Posted by
u/PohFahVoh
Svidler on the roof
1 day ago (December 22, 2022)
Question: "Poster My huge weakness is time management.
Anyone have any practical tips for a 2350 online player?
Maybe time management apps/extensions/software unless that's considered cheating?"
(211 comments)
www.reddit.com/r/chess/search?q=flair_name%3A%22Chess%20Question%22&restrict_sr=1
Aimchess appraisal showing poor time management but all the other factors being pretty good with the exception of Resourcefullness.
i.redd.it/cs2ad01h1j7a1.png
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