Featured is a relatively short bullet session I observed between 2 beasts of bullet chess, namely Alireza Firouzja and Daniel Naroditsky. On lichess’s active list of bullet players they are the top 2. This match was recorded on August 1st, 2022. Firouzja (alireza2003) and Naroditsky (RebeccaHarris) have an extremely dynamic style which always makes watching their play exciting. Don’t blink or you may miss multiple tactics! 🙂
Image of Alireza Firouzja in thumbnail courtesy of Lennart Ootes
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I was right with you, thinking of the same two moves that you mentioned at almost 42:00 and then I heard you say he did something else. I did not think about a Queen move. The thought of Queen exchange had not crossed my mind in the position. Good luck in your games
I heard currently Alireza has hard time to get top players to play him rated bullet simply because they do not want to give up their points to him
These Tetris games are very interesting
Wow. Admire your bullet analyses, Jerry, even more than your classic games’ ones. Still, gotta say, Bullet is not my game. Goes WAY too fast, especially endgame, even with your help! Thanks again though.
I can't even comprehend how to play bullet chess.