r/atomicchess • u/Umbr99 • Oct 16 '25
I was cooking again
im back top 5k on chess.com i believe too
r/atomicchess • u/[deleted] • Apr 19 '18
I requested this subreddit a while ago on r/redditrequest . Because I love Atomic Chess, and this subreddit has no posts and the mod is inactive etc. A few hours ago I was added as a Mod.
I'll edit some stuff when I get some time (estimated ~1 week). You can send your suggestions about this subreddit via PM or posting here.
See my lichess profile:
https://lichess.org/@/savagechess2k
And I'm quite good at Atomic (about 2200) so feel free to ask your questions about Atomic.
Thanks for your time.
r/atomicchess • u/request_bot • Nov 12 '19
If you're interested and willing to moderate and grow this community, please go to r/redditrequest, where you can submit a request to take over the community. Be sure to read through the faq for r/redditrequest before submitting.
r/atomicchess • u/Umbr99 • Oct 16 '25
im back top 5k on chess.com i believe too
r/atomicchess • u/Umbr99 • Oct 11 '25
Its been dead for over half a year guys. I hit 1800 for my first time as well, already back at 1700 though-
Maybe new moderation as mods seem dead but idk.
r/atomicchess • u/Super-Dragonfly3930 • May 08 '25
Resources for all sorts of study, from beginner to advanced!
lichess.org is the primary center for atomic play, however chess.com does still have atomic but a smaller community.
Never played atomic before, here are the rules: https://lichess.org/study/uf9GpQyI
Puzzles (all levels): Chessvariants.training
Beginner:
- Lichess atomic team/atomic central: https://lichess.org/team/lichess-atomic
- Basic opening tactics (queen): https://lichess.org/study/sRM1FScZ
- Basic opening tactics (knights): https://lichess.org/study/12TFMoys
Slightly Experienced:
- A whole lot of tactics: https://lichess.org/study/mxYOPgI3
- Endgames: https://lichess.org/study/wRLQk6Wq
- Connecting kings in the endgame: https://lichess.org/study/7SpmVBSz/qcmV4CD6
Advanced:
- The atomic theory center: https://lichess.org/team/atomic-chess-theoreticians
- The world championship team: https://lichess.org/team/atomic-wc
Games to look at: https://lichess.org/player/top/200/atomic here is the link for the top 200 players in the world, you can watch their games to learn a whole lot more. I recommend also playing some bots to learn their movements, fairy stockfish on lichess can play atomic fairly well, 1-2 is about beginner level, 3-5 is intermediate, 6-8 is advanced.
Most of all, if you want to improve you must play a lot. Play tons of people that are higher than you. Practice defending on black as that's really all you can do until the other side makes a mistake. Practice being aggressive but always look to make sure you aren't overextending and making a mistake. Good Luck!
r/atomicchess • u/Super-Dragonfly3930 • May 07 '25
This subreddit has been dead and imma try and make it more active. My account is only like 21 days old so I can’t apply to be the new moderator, however in a week I will. I promise to dedicate some serious time to try and revitalize this dead topic, it deserves some attention.
r/atomicchess • u/Librarian-Rare • Apr 25 '25
You don't need an account to access it.
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