24 Jan '14 06:53>
Hello.
I have a premium membership on Playchess, and so I get to participate in a simul against a GM approximately once each month, and another simul against an IM approximately once each month too. The time control is 7 minutes + 15 seconds per move if I'm not mistaken.
So I just wanted to know how should I play if I want to win against the GM and the IM? And let me make it clear: I want to win, not draw.
Should I play sharp openings? Or should I continue to use my quiet and positional opening repertoire?
Should I move fast so that the GM's clock runs out fast and he makes a blunder in time pressure? Should I move faster than usual just in the opening?
Should I premove obvious recaptures or not? (maybe if I don't premove the GM will switch to another game and so lose a little more time on my game)
Should I sandbag my rating so that the GM thinks I'm just a complete patzer and tries to play cheap tricks on me that will backfire?
Should I try to play risky and unclear moves that result in very complicated positions? (this is not really my style, I like familiar, calm and normal positions) Should I try to play some cheap tricks on the GM?
Thanks in advance for your answers.
I have a premium membership on Playchess, and so I get to participate in a simul against a GM approximately once each month, and another simul against an IM approximately once each month too. The time control is 7 minutes + 15 seconds per move if I'm not mistaken.
So I just wanted to know how should I play if I want to win against the GM and the IM? And let me make it clear: I want to win, not draw.
Should I play sharp openings? Or should I continue to use my quiet and positional opening repertoire?
Should I move fast so that the GM's clock runs out fast and he makes a blunder in time pressure? Should I move faster than usual just in the opening?
Should I premove obvious recaptures or not? (maybe if I don't premove the GM will switch to another game and so lose a little more time on my game)
Should I sandbag my rating so that the GM thinks I'm just a complete patzer and tries to play cheap tricks on me that will backfire?
Should I try to play risky and unclear moves that result in very complicated positions? (this is not really my style, I like familiar, calm and normal positions) Should I try to play some cheap tricks on the GM?
Thanks in advance for your answers.