Hi
managed to play 28 moves (whole game) under 3 seconds
http://en.lichess.org/jhuxDAKAC8b5
{chrome portable on ramdisk }
managed to play 28 moves (whole game) under 3 seconds
http://en.lichess.org/jhuxDAKAC8b5
{chrome portable on ramdisk }
crazy. 30 sec chess is really about moving fast ;)
Hi
Here is another speed game (sorry for my opp)
http://en.lichess.org/PIUOL89C/black
17 moves in 1 sec
Here is another speed game (sorry for my opp)
http://en.lichess.org/PIUOL89C/black
17 moves in 1 sec
this is more than humans responce,this is cheating. so u use bot or use a site bug ,at least all this are cheating
#4 You are not limited to think 1 thought at a time in serial to your opponent. You can think about future moves and while it's the opponents turn (+any latency, for example if opponent has 1000 ping then you get another 1 second per move to think, not sure if that shows in the timegraf).
Take this example, you know 2 moves to start with: the first takes 0 second and you instantly premoves the second move using 0 seconds. Now while the opponent is using some time to respond you have seen their first move and maybe have decided on your third premove, and so on.
The coordinate trainer is another example, some people reach 60 squares in only 30 seconds.
Take this example, you know 2 moves to start with: the first takes 0 second and you instantly premoves the second move using 0 seconds. Now while the opponent is using some time to respond you have seen their first move and maybe have decided on your third premove, and so on.
The coordinate trainer is another example, some people reach 60 squares in only 30 seconds.
flugsio, going back to the two moves to start with. When I play fast atomic like 30 secs the i do that but it always takes one or two seconds and i don't know why. I almost always lose by time when i play those games. Is there anyway to speed up without doing something to my computer and without getting a new mouse?
Let's talk about how it is possible to play out moves 22 to 24. With premoves enabled.
Take the time to look at what is happening in-between move 22 and 24. Play through the game while the tab "Move time" is graphically displayed. Note the seconds for ever half move. (A move for white a move for black)
Assume the white player tried to play the complete game with only premoves.
On move 22, white in one second made two moves, moved the knight and created a premove for move 23. A check was announced on the black screen. Was it expected? Probably not becasue it took a0.5 seconds to react. Could black make a premove immediately after playing the knight in 0.5 seconds. No. Because the white player already send a premove if black captured the piece.
So how did black get time to place the next premove?
http://en.lichess.org/jhuxDAKA/black#22
Can someone write out ever move with time beside it and also add columns like the time in mseconds it takes to move a pointing device from one place to another and also add a column for compensation time given to each half move for network lag to be able to see a move on the chessboard.
Add a column to indicate a 1 msec time to see a move
Add an other column 1 msec to think of the next move.
Does it all add up?
Remember: A premove should cost time, because it took time to prepare the move. A chess game is illegal if you move your pieces on your opponents clock ! It is called illegal moves !
So basically zero second premoves are voiding or handicapping these games.
If premoves continue with zero seconds, all the time controlled games that used premoves should be listed seperately under a title like handicap timed games.
This premove feature indirectly gives a player more time than the other to playout their moves. To help balance out the time lost by the premoving player the other player is forced to play a premove to regain their time that was used by the other player.
That way the game time is not handicapped.
With this in mind, I have come to realise that I am now forced to enable my premove feature so that I may have the ability to regain my time that could be taken from my games when my opponent desides to uses premoves.
Maybe a premove counter beside the clocks should be indicated to show how many premoves a player is doing during the match. It would help us decide if we want to rebalance the clock by also playing the same amount of premoves.
Take the time to look at what is happening in-between move 22 and 24. Play through the game while the tab "Move time" is graphically displayed. Note the seconds for ever half move. (A move for white a move for black)
Assume the white player tried to play the complete game with only premoves.
On move 22, white in one second made two moves, moved the knight and created a premove for move 23. A check was announced on the black screen. Was it expected? Probably not becasue it took a0.5 seconds to react. Could black make a premove immediately after playing the knight in 0.5 seconds. No. Because the white player already send a premove if black captured the piece.
So how did black get time to place the next premove?
http://en.lichess.org/jhuxDAKA/black#22
Can someone write out ever move with time beside it and also add columns like the time in mseconds it takes to move a pointing device from one place to another and also add a column for compensation time given to each half move for network lag to be able to see a move on the chessboard.
Add a column to indicate a 1 msec time to see a move
Add an other column 1 msec to think of the next move.
Does it all add up?
Remember: A premove should cost time, because it took time to prepare the move. A chess game is illegal if you move your pieces on your opponents clock ! It is called illegal moves !
So basically zero second premoves are voiding or handicapping these games.
If premoves continue with zero seconds, all the time controlled games that used premoves should be listed seperately under a title like handicap timed games.
This premove feature indirectly gives a player more time than the other to playout their moves. To help balance out the time lost by the premoving player the other player is forced to play a premove to regain their time that was used by the other player.
That way the game time is not handicapped.
With this in mind, I have come to realise that I am now forced to enable my premove feature so that I may have the ability to regain my time that could be taken from my games when my opponent desides to uses premoves.
Maybe a premove counter beside the clocks should be indicated to show how many premoves a player is doing during the match. It would help us decide if we want to rebalance the clock by also playing the same amount of premoves.
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