chess notation

Submitted by mercytononeZ on Sat, 12/29/2007 at 10:05am.

Ok, my chess coach at my school is starting to make some of the good kids (me) take chess notaton. It's bad in 3 ways first of all it's just difficult, secondly you have to focus on notation instead of fully focusing on the game, and lastly one of the most important ones of all you have a 15 minute clock to deal with. I just find no reason on taking chess notation.

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Comments:

by Ray_Brooks - 22 months ago
Heart of Darkness England
Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 2166
If you don't keep a written record of the game, you can't claim a draw by repetition or the 50 move rule. Also, how would you prove that your opponent was cheating if he just took one of your pieces off the board? It is absolutely essential to keep score and not at all difficult with a little practice. Listen to your coach, that's what he's there for! Everything he says is for your benefit, no his own.
by friendsforever763 - 22 months ago
Tuscon United States
Member Since: Jan 2008
Member Points: 23
I don't even have a clock most of the time. When I do, I like a 60min clock.
by ghostofmaroczy - 23 months ago
United States
Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 260
How can you record and learn from your games without notation?  I like a 90 minute clock.
by rich - 23 months ago
My Home United Kingdom
Member Since: Jul 2007
Member Points: 22774
When I play I like a 40 minute clock.Wink
 

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