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The Benko gambit was promoted by Paul Benko, who was a Hungarian-American chess grandmaster. Let’s start our discussion on the benko gambit accepted, I will explain all ideas and variations in the benko gambit accepted and I will also provide ...
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On: November 2, 2022
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Which chess openings should I learn first?
This short guide will help you a lot with the question of which chess openings should I learn first. In this guide, you will also learn general rules about chess openings and which chess opening you should play first, and ...
On: October 14, 2022
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Fried Liver Attack Chess Opening [Explained]
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The fried liver attack chess opening begins only if black plays Nf6 on 3rd move. Why should you try this attack because the fried liver attack chess opening will give a quick victory if the black player is not careful ...
On: September 7, 2022
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How to Win Chess in 2 Moves [Explained]
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Winning chess quickly is the dream of every chess player and every chess player is trying to work hard on openings so they can beat their opponent in the opening phase. Now the question which I am going to answer ...
On: August 24, 2022
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What is an en passant in chess [Explained]
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The main reason for having en passant in the game of chess is to prevent the opponent’s pawn piece from advancing two squares from its starting square and preventing it from what would have been an easy escape from your ...