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Fast chess

Fast chess, also known as speed chess, is a type of chess in which each player is allowed significantly less time than classical chess time controls allow. Fast chess is subdivided, by decreasing time controls, into rapid chess, blitz chess, and bullet chess. Armageddon chess is a variant of fast chess with draw odds for black and unequal time controls…

History, World championships & Overview

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FIDE rules

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Fast chess

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related to External links · 11
Fast chess → Berlin, Blitz, Chess Online ExampleOnline Chess, Chess Timer Example, Clock, Edward WinterFIDE, Fast ChessVideostream, GermanyA History, Rapid Chess Championship, USCF, World Blitz
related to USCF rules for Quick and Blitz chess · 10
Fast chess → All, Any, As, FIDE, However, Quick, Regular, The, USCF, With
related to FIDE rules · 9
Fast chess → As, Electronic, Elo, FIDE, Games, July, Players, The, The World Chess Federation
related to Views on fast chess · 2
Fast chess → Many, Some
related to World championships · 2
Fast chess → Both, FIDE-sponsored
related to overview · 1
Fast chess → Games

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chess blitz rapid world time championship fide won also controls held player minutes fast game championships women's players games bullet

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the Chess World Cup as a tiebreaker.To compensate for giving Black draw oddsinstance ofIt was used in tournaments0.80text
White has more time on the clockinstance ofIt was used in tournaments0.80text
Fast chessrelated to External linksUSCF0.60section
Fast chessrelated to External linksEdward WinterFIDE0.60section
Fast chessrelated to External linksChess Online ExampleOnline Chess0.60section
Fast chessrelated to External linksClock0.60section
Fast chessrelated to External linksChess Timer Example0.60section
Fast chessrelated to External linksFast ChessVideostream0.60section
Fast chessrelated to External linksWorld Blitz0.60section
Fast chessrelated to External linksRapid Chess Championship0.60section
Fast chessrelated to External linksBerlin0.60section
Fast chessrelated to External linksGermanyA History0.60section

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    Fast chess

    Nodes94
    Edges93
    Triples37
    Avg. degree1.98
    Density0.021277
    Components1
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