Body: <p>If time is not a problem, can someone who is playing blindfolded chess play with (at least) the same strength than normal chess?</p>
  
  <p>I have heard some people that mastered blindfolded can even play multiple games at the same time, so this makes me think they can actually get to play at their normal strength. Are there any studies on this?</p>
  
Tags: <elo><blindfold-chess>
Title: Do people who handle blindfolded chess play at reasonably the same strength given enough time to think?
ThreadText: # Do people who handle blindfolded chess play at reasonably the same strength given enough time to think?
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2014-03-18)
  
  If time is not a problem, can someone who is playing blindfolded chess play with (at least) the same strength than normal chess?
  
  I have heard some people that mastered blindfolded can even play multiple games at the same time, so this makes me think they can actually get to play at their normal strength. Are there any studies on this?
  
  **Tags:** elo, blindfold-chess
  
  
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