| General Chess Discussion - Play Against Computer with Evaluation Bar#3 On the analysis board, just click on "practice with the computer" ( the icon next to the opening book). | Panagrellus |
| General Chess Discussion - Banned ?#4 https://lichess.org/page/appeal | Panagrellus |
| General Chess Discussion - how to make a chess BOT#3 https://lichess.org/@/thibault/blog/how-to-create-a-lichess-bot/FuKyvDuB | Panagrellus |
| General Chess Discussion - Stupid question about rating in tournaments#8 I think it's a combination of factors, including: - stronger opponents berserkering and loosing - lots of points for the underdog - stronger opponents getting sloppy when paired with lower-rated oppon… | Panagrellus |
| General Chess Discussion - Question on chess#4 Just for context: Michail Iwanowitsch Tschigorin born 12 Nov 1850 died 25 Jan 1908 different times... | Panagrellus |
| General Chess Discussion - Promoting to a bishop?#29 On the topic of underpromotion I found this gem in the database: Beautiful idea - let's mate him with 4 horses! - but unfortunately... https://lichess.org/hofP82oX#150 | Panagrellus |
| General Chess Discussion - stockfish#5 @Wasted_Youth said in #4: > Can we explore why Level 1 is 400 higher than Level 2 please? Because @AndreiNicola just made those numbers up, I guess. (; | Panagrellus |
| General Chess Discussion - Why can't I play on the same level as my puzzle rating?#5 @mkubecek said in #4: > Unlike many others, I don't think puzzle ratings are useless Indeed, they are very useful because individual puzzles have a rating too. Thus it's a very good way for the algori… | Panagrellus |
| General Chess Discussion - How to make a study from position?#2 Create your position on the analysis board. Click in the menu (bottom right corner, the three stripes) and click on study. Alternatively, copy-paste the FEN or PGN from the analysis board into a new s… | Panagrellus |
| General Chess Discussion - Promoting to a bishop?#22 @mkubecek I came across this example in a previous Lichess forum discussion, where @ayrtontwigg posed this challenge: "CHALLENGE: Create a chess problem (in regular chess), where one of the moves has … | Panagrellus |
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