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[[Hikaru Nakamura]], considered the greatest speed chess player in history, recommends simplifying (exchanging pieces) when significantly behind on time:

[[Hikaru Nakamura]], considered the greatest speed chess player in history, recommends simplifying (exchanging pieces) when significantly behind on time:

{{When you are up a lot of material — or down big on time — it’s important to eliminate your opponent's pieces to simplify the position. If you have two rooks vs bishop and knight, sacrifice one rook for the knight. Simplifying allows fewer chances for checks, counterplay, or complications.<ref>https://www.chess.com/article/view/7-bullet-chess-tips-by-hikaru</ref>}}

{{cquote|When you are up a lot of material — or down big on time — it’s important to eliminate your opponent's pieces to simplify the position. If you have two rooks vs bishop and knight, sacrifice one rook for the knight. Simplifying allows fewer chances for checks, counterplay, or complications.<ref>https://www.chess.com/article/view/7-bullet-chess-tips-by-hikaru</ref>}}

=== Behind on pieces ===

=== Behind on pieces ===