When to stop drilling an opening fork
A daily drill is useful until the position leaves your games. Repeating a fork you no longer reach is how chess sites waste streaks.
Refresh the import after a repertoire change or a rating jump. If the leak is gone, Chessigma should go quiet. That is the graduation, not a bug.
The habit has to still exist
If you stopped playing the Italian, drilling Qb3 from last year’s sample is theatre. Import the clock you use now.
The free plan’s one drill a day only helps if that drill is still in your tree.
Replace, then verify
After you pick a new move at the fork, play it in real games. Do not farm the drill for a week and call it a repertoire.
Frequently asked questions
What if the same leak comes back?
Then the automatic move is still the old one. That is useful information. Drill it again.
Can I pin a drill forever?
No. The point is the current corpus, not a museum of positions you outgrew.
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