Hello Chess Community

I am happy to see the Chess Community still going strong! Big thanks to @stayoutoftherz and @schamangerbert For the Friday & Saturday tournaments. I am sure @chessbrotherspro team will continue there great tournament when convenient and appropriate for them. Thanks @giacomone & @petreius for there tournaments. Also last but not least one of my favorite tournaments; @the-real-betman! (@lighteye)

I haven't posted lately, I decided not to just post about blunders. However StayOut introduced a new CrazyHouse tournament a short time ago and it was a big deal for me. I've played over 2000 game, a sample of my time stats below:

The CrazyHouse game have allow me to experience some old chess feelings:
A STRAIGHT OUT AGGRESSIVE, OFFENSIVE RACE TO A WIN.

MY STRATEGY

Very simple but maybe not the most sound or correct. Castle as quick as possible, then throw caution to the wind! Never mind defense, tactics and fundamentals! Capture what you can including pawns with a knight or bishop and put them immediately back on the board.

Checkmate your opponent with continues checks and threats, if you don't you will be checkmated (lol)! The game below is set to two seconds moves so it can easily be followed.

Example below:

https://lichess.org/NlhwTbOPUKll

The Traditional Game Works Also

Apparently the last thing that even strong players expect is a traditional game in CrazyHouse. So many times a traditional openning and trap will work just fine. The game below is set to two seconds moves so it can easily be followed.

Example below:

https://lichess.org/unqjJJ4KnBvD

@rodrook

Note1: Congrats @b0s a very good tournament, the race to 2100 is still on (lol).
Note2: @sanjamkapoors tournament comments, were both appropriate and hilarious (lol).