Answers.Body: <p>These tricks work much better in bullet, where flagging is probably 50% of the game, than in blitz.</p>
  
  <p>The obvious one is to reply to the start of a fianchetto by threatening the square the bishop is about to move to in case it was pre-moved. e.g. reply to g3 with Bh3. Of course if your opponent didn't pre-move and your bishop is unprotected then you lose a piece but you should only do this when your opponent is playing some opening with minimal contact and with automatic moves like for instance the Kings Indian Attack with white.</p>
  
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Body: <p>Nowadays with speedy Internet and in order to play lots of opponents and to decrease the chance of cheating, people are opting for Bullet or blitz. </p>
  
  <p>Generally I prefer to play Larsen opening or Double fianchetto or sometimes Ruy lopez. The traps in these openings are not in the openings but in the captures ( capturing the pawns or Knight with bishops). If the opponent is careless and pre- moves then these tricks work. </p>
  
  <p>But many of the players are unaware of these things and many other gambits or trick. </p>
  
  <p>If you are a pro player of bullet games what bullet-specific tricks do you use?</p>
  
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Comments.Text: I am intrigued by your mention of specific openings for bullet. Perhaps you could add an answer giving details?
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Tags: <strategy><tactics><computer-chess><time-management><bullet-chess>
Title: Bullet tips and tricks
ThreadText: # Bullet tips and tricks
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2019-03-09)
  
  Nowadays with speedy Internet and in order to play lots of opponents and to decrease the chance of cheating, people are opting for Bullet or blitz.
  
  Generally I prefer to play Larsen opening or Double fianchetto or sometimes Ruy lopez. The traps in these openings are not in the openings but in the captures ( capturing the pawns or Knight with bishops). If the opponent is careless and pre- moves then these tricks work.
  
  But many of the players are unaware of these things and many other gambits or trick.
  
  If you are a pro player of bullet games what bullet-specific tricks do you use?
  
  **Tags:** strategy, tactics, computer-chess, time-management, bullet-chess
  
  > **Comments:**
  > **username_1**: I am intrigued by your mention of specific openings for bullet. Perhaps you could add an answer giving details?  
  
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  ### Answer by username_1 on 2019-03-09. Score: 2
  
  These tricks work much better in bullet, where flagging is probably 50% of the game, than in blitz.
  
  The obvious one is to reply to the start of a fianchetto by threatening the square the bishop is about to move to in case it was pre-moved. e.g. reply to g3 with Bh3. Of course if your opponent didn't pre-move and your bishop is unprotected then you lose a piece but you should only do this when your opponent is playing some opening with minimal contact and with automatic moves like for instance the Kings Indian Attack with white.
  
  
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