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Yes, it is important to remember checkmate patterns in chess (not the names!). Learning these patterns can help you recreate them in your games, trap your opponent, prevent your opponents from using t…

A confident and positive mindset can be both the cause of your actions and the result of them. The link between physical performance and mental attitude is a two-way street. Confidence is often the re…

Check out the games noted above. It is a true method of SLP by Tal.

In his famous book My Great Predecessors, Garry Kasparov titled a chapter about Mikhail Tal "Bluff as a Weapon of Victory." Indeed, there is no other world champion who sacrificed as many pieces and t…

@Red_Pandaz said in #12: > No, a draw offer usually occurs when you know its an easy theoretical drawn position. So this post is just wrong from the first paragraph Actually, the post is absolutely co…

For your own protection, think hard about your move, play what you feel is the best in the position, and only then make your offer, after which you can press your clock. It’s also considered to be “ba…

The creative process in chess involves contemplation, imagination, and exploration of possibilities. Players must analyze the position, envision different scenarios, and assess the potential outcomes …

What an imagination?