| Lichess Feedback - Accepted moves in training puzzles#7 "There are two reasons not to go for the shorter mate in practice: Robustness and speed of calculation. From an aesthetical point of view, shorter mates are usually more beautiful, but I believe that … | Pipapoh  |
| General Chess Discussion - WORLD CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH 2014,CARLSEN vs ANAND#58 "It was a matter of mindset not being clouded by calculations." he should see that he has the opportunity for a discovered attack. he should see that the rook is hanging. he should - as one of the bes… | Pipapoh |
| Lichess Feedback - Accepted moves in training puzzles#2 "It appears to me that the selection of accepted moves to a problem is quite strict: For example, if one plays a move that mates in 2 moves instead of giving mate directly, this is (sometimes/always?)… | Pipapoh |
| General Chess Discussion - WORLD CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH 2014,CARLSEN vs ANAND#54 after 27.Rf4? f5 white gets in serious trouble, because the rooks can be trapped: 28.g3 Bf3 29.Rhh4 Rd8+ 30.Kc1 h5 31.Rh2 Bc6 32.Rfh4 Nf3 and again the desperado wins for black. | Pipapoh |
| Lichess Feedback - Training Puzzles [Brainstorming]#5 @ alrove, i find it more important to be very accurate when solving tactics in a concrete position rather than doing so in a guessing mode. but if you want to speed up and challenge against others, th… | Pipapoh |
| Lichess Feedback - endgame training#1 hi, first of all - great site ! now my question: will there be an endgame tool in the future as part of the training corner ? regards | Pipapoh |