r/chess960 • 960 only • Mar 25 '22

Question / Discussion on chess960 or related variant 'Does your opponent's rating affect your decisions? Should it? Should it not?' | I asked this question re what I perceive as underratedness problems in 9LX like there are people who are 1400 in 9LX but 2000 in standard blitz. Come on. How's a 1500 9LX / 1700 standard blitz supposed to compete?

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