user27907: I am a bullet player. I play mostly on lichess and a little on chess.com. My peak rating in bullet is 1869. I have been trying to reach 1900 but I am unable to. I am also good at blitz chess, with a rating of 2518. But being good at blitz doesn't help me to get good at bullet. So, can anyone give me some tips on how I can get good at bullet?
I play 1+0, 1/2+0, 1/4+0 in bullet and 3+0 or 3+2 in blitz

user-1: I am not a good bullet player, but will try to answer anyway. Apart from the usual suggestions (studying the game and working on tactics) the following ideas come to mind:

In short time controls whose typicall completely neglected "non functional" aspects
of chess can become more important, like time management, dealing
with risk, dealing with hopeless positions, flagging and avoiding
getting flagged. Observe a few videos of Nakamura or any other chess
hero of your choice playing banter blitz/bullet, dealing with all of
that. This has helped me a lot.

In bullet flagging and getting flagged is integral part of the game.
Get conscious of it. Whose who don't like that, should simply play other formats.
E.g. if you are short of time you cannot afford
to exchange into an lengthy endgame, since your opponent will simply
start to flag you.

Since time is short, all chess features which needs comparative more
time to handle are affected negatively, at least this is what I
firmly believe (I can not a good bullet player, since I have no real
feeling for this problems). King safety gets much, much more
important. The knight gets stronger in the endgame and can become
extremly strong in the late endgame. Even the tinyiest advantages
are usuall converted, if they can be exploited long enough.

Bringing the opponent out of his comfort zone is always helpful, in
bullet it can be deadly on the spot. E.g. against the Kings Indian
attack (Nf3, g3, Bg2, 0-0) Nakamura plays sometimes in bullet d6,
Nf6, Bd7, Qc8, Bh3 and then h5 with mating attack. I copied it and it
scored deadly for me ;-).



27907: <p>I am a bullet player. I play mostly on lichess and a little on chess.com. My peak rating in bullet is 1869. I have been trying to reach 1900 but I am unable to. I am also good at blitz chess, with a rating of 2518. But being good at blitz doesn't help me to get good at bullet. So, can anyone give me some tips on how I can get good at bullet?</p>
<p>I play 1+0, 1/2+0, 1/4+0 in bullet and 3+0 or 3+2 in blitz</p>
 -1: <p>I am not a good bullet player, but will try to answer anyway. Apart from the usual suggestions (studying the game and working on tactics) the following ideas come to mind:</p>
<ul>
<li><p>In short time controls whose typicall completely neglected &quot;non functional&quot; aspects
of chess can become more important, like time management, dealing
with risk, dealing with hopeless positions, flagging and avoiding
getting flagged. Observe a few videos of Nakamura or any other chess
hero of your choice playing banter blitz/bullet, dealing with all of
that. This has helped me a lot.</p>
</li>
<li><p>In bullet flagging and getting flagged is integral part of the game.
Get conscious of it. Whose who don't like that, should simply play other formats.
E.g. if you are short of time you cannot afford
to exchange into an lengthy endgame, since your opponent will simply
start to flag you.</p>
</li>
<li><p>Since time is short, all chess features which needs comparative more
time to handle are affected negatively, at least this is what I
firmly believe (I can not a good bullet player, since I have no real
feeling for this problems). King safety gets much, much more
important. The knight gets stronger in the endgame and can become
extremly strong in the late endgame. Even the tinyiest advantages
are usuall converted, if they can be exploited long enough.</p>
</li>
<li><p>Bringing the opponent out of his comfort zone is <em>always</em> helpful, in
bullet it can be deadly on the spot. E.g. against the Kings Indian
attack (Nf3, g3, Bg2, 0-0) Nakamura plays sometimes in bullet d6,
Nf6, Bd7, Qc8, Bh3 and then h5 with mating attack. I copied it and it
scored deadly for me ;-).</p>
</li>
</ul>
