After Hivechess, a bit of Bullet Chess to relax

It's been a week since the last weekly tournament and you wouldn't think I'd be out of training after all there are some unfulfilled goals and projects that will surely be found out over time

What is a regular occurrence during the week is a few bullet chess games as it is one of my favorite formats and frankly it is one of the least used in the weekly tournaments we play

There is a lot that can be learned from this quick game For example if you want to learn about openings or want to practice some line that you have been learning in chess, the function works wonders to memorize all those moves

Also, there are always daily tournaments on the platforms where you can play chess online and where you can meet all kinds of players to practice not only the lines you learned but also others that you don't know

It also works very well to practice the tactical stroke, that is, how quickly you can see the moves that are decisive in a position and it also teaches you a lot about managing your time as happened to me in many of these games

I have used it many times to practice this second point since previously I had a hard time facing the clock and playing quickly and well

I'm sure that many of these games will have many mistakes but the important thing is that you play fast and you play aggressively enough so that the opponent cannot punish you and is always on the defensive

Stay tuned to my account because in the next few days I will be announcing the following tournaments that I will be sponsoring and that will surely be a sequel to the weekly hivechess tournaments