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Opening tree is a fantastic resource, I use it to check my opponents weakness when I’m playing online tournaments. But it’s best when checking which opening lines your having the least success with.
Nice blog.
Keep up the good work.
Opening tree is a fantastic resource, I use it to check my opponents weakness when I’m playing online tournaments. But it’s best when checking which opening lines your having the least success with.
Nice blog.
Keep up the good work.
@Mattblackmatt2 said in #2:
Opening tree is a fantastic resource, I use it to check my opponents weakness when I’m playing online tournaments. But it’s best when checking which opening lines your having the least success with.
Nice blog.
Keep up the good work.
If I had a suggestion for lichess, it would be to display the performance score more obviously. At the moment I get it by hovering over the win/draw/lose ratio, but I find it the most useful measure to compare different lines.
And absolutely, I look for my weaknesses and then add to my studies for these lines.
At the moment I draw it all out in powerpoint, but someone could make some software that does this automatically quite easily - I just haven't found any of the existing online tools display it in a way I find is useful.
@Mattblackmatt2 said in #2:
> Opening tree is a fantastic resource, I use it to check my opponents weakness when I’m playing online tournaments. But it’s best when checking which opening lines your having the least success with.
> Nice blog.
> Keep up the good work.
If I had a suggestion for lichess, it would be to display the performance score more obviously. At the moment I get it by hovering over the win/draw/lose ratio, but I find it the most useful measure to compare different lines.
And absolutely, I look for my weaknesses and then add to my studies for these lines.
At the moment I draw it all out in powerpoint, but someone could make some software that does this automatically quite easily - I just haven't found any of the existing online tools display it in a way I find is useful.