| General Chess Discussion - Chess Endgame Training webapp updated#5 @Skittle-Head It's great to meet someone who is such a dedicated advocate of the app! I have some plans to improve it even further (i.e. create an online repository -github gist- where we could import… | supertorpe |
| General Chess Discussion - Chess Endgame Training webapp updated#3 #2 Thank you very much for your kind words. | supertorpe |
| General Chess Discussion - Chess Endgame Training webapp updated#1 After over four years of inactivity on the project, I've just released a new beta of my open-source web app for practicing chess endgames: https://chess-endgame-trainer.web.app I've added some of the … | supertorpe |
| Lichess Feedback - It would be great if we had an option to play illegal moves#6 Maybe this possibility is worth thinking about: if you try to make an illegal move, it will penalize you by deducting time. | supertorpe |
| General Chess Discussion - Difference between a blunder and a mistake?,#15 @tpr So someone in a draw position can't make blunders? | supertorpe |
| General Chess Discussion - What If Lichess Adds More Berserk Options??#21 And... semibersek, or minibersek with 3/4 of the time? | supertorpe |
| General Chess Discussion - Playing against real opponents or against the engine?#16 One aspect in which the engines have to improve: in the endgame where the engine knows that it is going to lose, they consider that the opponent is going to play a perfect game and the engine looks fo… | supertorpe |
| General Chess Discussion - playing more accurately#5 Edited: sorry, wrong thread. | supertorpe |
| General Chess Discussion - Learning / practice openings + continuation to middle game#3 @ArneVogel, How fast, I am amazed! One detail: at the end of the sequence of opening movements, it immediately returns to the starting position, and does not give me the opportunity to play from there… | supertorpe |
| General Chess Discussion - Learning / practice openings + continuation to middle game#1 Is there a tool like listudy.org, chessply.com or https://www.studyopenings.com to learn / practice openings, but that allows you to continue the game against an engine? The idea would be to familiari… | supertorpe |
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