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@tpr said [^] > "the critical mistake was 24 ... Rd8+" > * It is not the most active, but no harm done. 24 ... Rd8+ dooms your pawn or forces your rook to a8, where it will be totally inactive. > "Be …

@TheRealYeti2525 said [^] > Hello there, > > In the attached URL I was playing as black and felt that my opening and early middle game was solid, but then somehow ended up in a losing in the endgame. …

@what_game_is_this said [^] > > > > > > Yeah, while giving them Teslas, social media, and future technology in return. > > He makes Teslas to get richer, > not as some charity. > He does not give them…

A piece that moves like a queen but must move an even number of spaces. The other spaces it moves over are jumped.

@what_game_is_this said [^] > His riches comes from normal people. > With support from bribed politicians. > Imagine that all billionaires > would become trillionaires. > That money would also come fr…

@Thank_You_Pokemon_SV said [^] > @mkubecek > > Im getting nothing out of playing 2200s. i win i get +3 at most and when lose i will get -9 plus the tilt. it will be better for them to show respect by …

Mikhail Nekhemevich Tal

@AstralDice said [^] > I've came back to chess now (thx to my cousin lol) and reinstalled Lichess. Now, I can't navigate as easily through the menus as I used to do. I'm not necessarily saying that it…

Personally I think that playing these to avoid opening theory is laughable. You have to know how to deal with countless attack patterens that white can choose from.

I would not recommend any of these openings to anyone not advanced at chess. These are hard to play well.