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General Chess Discussion - Puzzles#2

The best move will in (almost) every case win material or deliver checkmate. There are a few puzzles in which you have already won material and must avoid the opponent's traps, and there are innumerab…


iBishop
Lichess Feedback - Misspelling in tournament quote#1

There is one quote in the database that is attributed to "Rueben Fine", instead of "Reuben Fine". A plan is made for a few moves only, not for the whole game. Rueben Fine


iBishop
General Chess Discussion - Mike Tyson vs Magnus Carlsen#4

The problem with the format (from Magnus's perspective) is that Tyson could think for most of the 3-minute first round of chessboxing. Magnus could hardly do the same in the ring.


iBishop
General Chess Discussion - Why is it so eady for everybody to force me into a losing position in correspondence?#12

@aryabrah I hardly think that's the answer! 3.Nc3 has been played for centuries and is practically the "main line". While 3.Nd2 has gained in popularity recently, Nc3 is still a good try for an advant…


iBishop
General Chess Discussion - list of all king of the hill games being played currently#3

https://lichess.org/games/kingOfTheHill


iBishop
Lichess Feedback - Challege the Winner#2

I like your idea, but there are a few drawbacks. For one, such a "table" would require users to commit to playing for a set amount of time, to which many are unwilling to commit. (Incidentally, this i…


iBishop
Lichess Feedback - Personal Blog - Request#3

@Juhani607 I completely agree. I would give a thumbs-up, but I share your dislike of such things.


iBishop
General Chess Discussion - 1. f4 d5 2. Nh3!?#3

I think useless. 2...Bxh3 3.gxh3 e5! 4.d3 Qh4! Even if Black didn't take the knight, it is particularly useless on h3 in this opening. In others (for example, one variation in the French) the knight i…


iBishop
General Chess Discussion - How does the points for a draw works#3

@sailorand If you're talking about rating points, it varies by player. That is, depending on each player's rating and how many games they've played, a draw may net each player a different number of po…


iBishop
General Chess Discussion - Berserking on lichess.org#5

@NaturalBornTraveller Rather the opposite! The faster and stronger player will likely win anyhow, but berserking encourages them to be greedy and gives the weaker and slower player a sporting chance. …


iBishop