How to get 2000+ in all variants?

Generally there is no guide for variants.
So how do you get good at them?

@IndianDoraemon Make a guide for variants and follow that!

Seriously though, for Antichess: lichess.org/@/cFlour/blog/tips-and-tricks-to-improve-at-antichess/aTy2hyfD

@PiqiTheGamerDog in antichess you have study created by anti-bot too.
In crazyhouse you have blog made by Lichess too.
What about other variants?

@IndianDoraemon RK I know this: sites.google.com/view/racingkingswc

play 23 hours a day in a week you will realise this is hard contuniue one moth and see you will be a gm

@IndianDoraemon said in #1:
> Generally there is no guide for variants.
> So how do you get good at them?

Just play a lot of games with good players, thats how I cam to 1800 Antichess and Horde and some 1700 in other variants.

Just play with stockfish in Variants

#1:

Racing kings:

lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/help-in-racing-kings#2.

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King of the hill:

1) King of the hill is the closest variant to standard Chess (that there is on Lichess).

Develop your pieces - Castle - look-out for Skewers - checkmates - and only later in the game bring your king to the center.

2) If your opponent starts running with their king: Don't let it get to close to the center.

If they start running prematurely, and you stop it: You will be at an advantage, due to their (probably) awkward King-position.

3) Try to create a French-like structure - to control the center as much as you can.

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Horde:

http://bitly.ws/h3oE.