Practice — Text-Based Exercises | Sport Logic

Chess — Best Move (Text)

Identify the plan from a short position description.

Basics Strategy

Position: You have White. Pieces are developed, kings castled short. Your e4 pawn controls the center; Black’s knight on c6 blocks the c-pawn. What is the most useful plan now?

A) Bring rooks to central files and prepare d4 break. B) Push h-pawn immediately without a plan. C) Move the queen repeatedly to force trades. D) Move the same minor piece again without purpose.

Cricket — Phase Plan Builder

Pick plans for each phase. Saves your plan; no answers shown.

Strategy Advanced

Powerplay (Overs 1–6) Aggressive fields to take early wickets Encourage strike rotation when batting first

Middle Overs (7–15) Change of pace with cutters/variations Focus on rotating strike and targeting gaps

Death Overs (16–20) Yorkers and wide lines to limit boundary options Designated finishers manage risk

Football — Shape & Triggers

Choose a team shape and pressing triggers for a scenario.

Strategy

Scenario: Opponent presses high with two forwards. Your fullbacks are quick; midfield has one natural pivot.

Team Shape (choose one) 4-3-3 (wide overloads) 4-2-3-1 (double pivot stability) 3-5-2 (back-three build-up)

Pressing Triggers (choose any) Bad first touch Pass to sideline Forced back pass

PC Games — Macro Call Builder

Select macro decisions for a common mid-round situation.

Basics Strategy

Situation: One site is pressured but not committed. Your team has utility available. Teammate hears mid footsteps.

Primary Call (choose one) Hold positions; rotate only after confirmed commitment Full rotate early and leave one site empty

Utility Use (choose any) Delay utility to break timing Information utility (recon, sound cues) Set crossfires for trades

Practice is for skill-building only. Submitting saves your selections locally in this session. No correct answers are displayed and no rewards are provided.