Mechanical and electronic chess clocks. There are many ways to play chess, from blitz in 5 minutes per player to long games in 40 moves/2 hours, continued at 20 per hour.
With the advent of electronic clocks, we have also seen the development of time increments, known as Fisher or Bronstein, as well as others used in FIDE tournaments.
For chess enthusiasts, the chess clock adds a new dimension to the game, and also makes it possible to play games with a time handicap: for example, 10 minutes for the strongest player and 30 minutes for the weakest.
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Mechanical and electronic chess clocks. There are many ways to play chess, from blitz in 5 minutes per player to long games in 40 moves/2 hours, continued at 20 per hour.
With the advent of electronic clocks, we have also seen the development of time increments, known as Fisher or Bronstein, as well as others used in FIDE tournaments.
For chess enthusiasts, the chess clock adds a new dimension to the game, and also makes it possible to play games with a time handicap: for example, 10 minutes for the strongest player and 30 minutes for the weakest.
