14 Feb '09 06:59>
Is there a practice board on rhp so i can work out some moves?
Originally posted by kmac27I agree. I've raised the level of my games, and cut down on errors by printing the board with the current position, and using a standard chess set to study the position and generate my next move. 😏
the analysis board is the demise of true chess thinking and results in a huge raise in rating that has difficulty passing 1800. You have been forewarned.
Originally posted by kmac27Agreed - I'm trying to ween myself off it on RHP so that I don't miss it OTB.
the analysis board is the demise of true chess thinking and results in a huge raise in rating that has difficulty passing 1800. You have been forewarned.
Originally posted by kmac27I disagree with the second part of your statement, although I agree that it is a danger. The analysis board removes the need to visualize the position as you calculate it. However you still need to spot all your opponents relevant possibilities, and you still need to calculate accurately. The RHP analysis board will not store variations (you have to use something like SCID, or pencil and paper for that) also it will not warn you if your variation includes illegal moves - you have to see that yourself.
the analysis board is the demise of true chess thinking and results in a huge raise in rating that has difficulty passing 1800. You have been forewarned.
Originally posted by kmac27I'm at 1886 thanks to analyze board and I'm not a serious player by any stretch of the imagination.
the analysis board is the demise of true chess thinking and results in a huge raise in rating that has difficulty passing 1800. You have been forewarned.
Originally posted by sh76Originally posted by sh76
I'm at 1886 thanks to analyze board and I'm not a serious player by any stretch of the imagination.
I hate to say this because it sounds a little condescending (and I really don't mean it that way), but it seems to me that all you really need to do to get to the 1800 range is not commit dumb blunders and take advantage when your opponent does.
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