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I'm not sure what happened in the games where you won, but the rule is that the checkmate can't be from a pawn drop. You can still checkmate with a pawn as long as it's not a drop.

At that point you could do 30 second byoyomi which would be a faster game than 30 second increment. 60 seconds is typically the longest commonly used byoyomi.

So at that point, if the increment should, at a minimum, cover a certain "baseline" amount of thinking time to ensure players have enough time on each turn, you might as well have a byoyomi because th…

I think the tricky part is that if the increment is too small, there will likely be moves where the player won't have enough time to think if the endgame is complex. On the other hand, if the incremen…

Endgames in shogi can be really sharp, and there are many cases where each move must be timed correctly or the player can go from entirely winning to entirely losing. In my opinion, this is a good rea…

Hello everyone! I made a team called Milk Tea Shogi so that fans of 15+60 classical shogi who are interested in doing post-game analysis (Study with Opponent) can play together. I think we have a comm…

I haven't really memorized much of the Shikenbisha joseki. If my opponent is playing very passively, I'll go for an edge attack. If they are attacking aggressively with their rook, I'll try to move my…

Yes, this opening definitely requires you to be precise with your defense, or I feel that you will lose too much momentum when your opponent attacks. I just tried playing a few games with static rook …

Yes, sometimes when I play Shikenbisha, I will then move my rook to the 3rd file or do opposing rook in order to counter my opponent's attack. I like the idea of playing static rook but I have not bee…