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@Aoza said in #2: > www.antichess.org I know that and that's just a mere opening lists I think, not really a learning resource.

Other than the Nilatac opening book. I think I'm really bad at openings.

it's like playing with an extra knight in the opening. Is it obvious how to convert that to a win? No; Are you winning? Yes. Does that make you easier to play? Yes.

I played e3. I got a very long losing streak with it because I always get trapped in the opening, and resign in like 10 moves. I only win when my opponent mousesliped. Sometimes I fall to the same tra…

Why do you think you should be awarded a win in a dead lost position? What would you think if your opponent flagged you when he only have a lone king? imho it's much more unfair to award someone a win…

@Toscani said in #24: > If we select "Show threat" in lichess.org/analysis I think the "show threat" thing just assume white does not move and show the best move for black in the position. Therefore, …

@InkyDarkBird said in #2: > You should first learn the most common antichess checkmates and antichess endgames. > Then move on to antichess tactics, including chain reaction prediction, the dangers of…

My goal is to reach 2000 in antichess, but recently I got stuck at 1600, and my rating is increasing very slowly. Can someone teach me?

To me, the point of rematch is to play someone you won't get matched everyday, e. g. TOP 200 players.