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If you try it out, you will find that it is a self-explanatory feature. You have to click a yes button for confirmation after you move or offer draw/resignation, it slows you down, but it can be a lif…

I think@jxthepro said in #5: > dont really play that many variant games, all i know: variants dont really make your chess skills better The exception is Chess960 which is an excellent variant and poss…

There is an useful article: https://lichess.org/blog/VrQDNSoAACsA8sqc/crazyhouse-an-overview

@Gittarackur said in #10: > i lost my game due to the restar of liches, do i get my points back? No, see the FAQ: https://lichess.org/faq#disconnection-loss

By the way, your 10+0 time control is too fast for serious pondering. No wonder there are many mistakes and plain oversights on both sides. I advise playing longer formats with an increment such as 30…

@Bigbrain06 Yes, I agree. If your minor pieces are less developed than your opponent's, but you still send your pawns forward, you cannot adequately support them, and they become vulnerable to attack.

https://lichess.org/simul/PDmK4kTU

@Vertonghen You forgot that this was a simul against 20 players, which is a remarkable feat on its own.

If I am not mistaken every Marathon was held so far consisted only fast Blitz games (3 to 8 minutes). Sadly, it is to quick for me. I prefer Classical.

Lichess organize marathons quarterly, so there is one in every season. Check it in the Tournament Winners page at the Marathon section: https://lichess.org/tournament/leaderboard