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@Skittle-Head #102 That's the problem with reti, english, 1. d4 and not 2. c4 openings. One plays these openings well, if he knows a little bit about the mainline stuff and when transpositions are fav…

@Subomega Afaik that user is "sideshow bob" and the comment is "die bart die" ;) Also my kind regards to @Sarg0n , you're a awsome dude. :D

That are the chess rules. One agrees to such losses when playing without increment. These types of complains always come from players who exclusively play 1+0 or 3+0, making the time a very dominating…

@lucius_beach2 : I like the tournament books from alekhine. They're available and alekhine was a good writer. With some analysis error of course but also with good comments about how useful a move is …

For the practical player it's a complicated thing i guess. E. g. with black against 1. e4, when most beginners play 1... e5. Opponent A throws some greco-gambit at you, opponent B evans gambit, oppone…

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@Kusokosla Hikaru Nakamura? There is already a book, i think it's cadidate master saurons favorite book. ;-D https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7078389-bullet-chess

Carlsen not yet?!

Look at some games by french specialists. That Bd6 + Ne7 setup is good against Nf3-e5, especially after 4.Bd3 playing c7-c5 yourself, castle on opposite wings and so on.

@Rayus https://youtu.be/3iAbe-051Us https://youtu.be/rGEWzOv5Bc0 People can move the pieces that fast. Everyone does it in the finish of a 5+0.