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This is a wonderfully clear and engaging guide that makes the jump from tactical tricks to positional mastery feel both accessible and exciting!
This is a wonderfully clear and engaging guide that makes the jump from tactical tricks to positional mastery feel both accessible and exciting!
So basically the more we study chess, the harder it becomes to win. You'd wonder why we are doing this to ourselves :D
Very instructive!
So basically the more we study chess, the harder it becomes to win. You'd wonder why we are doing this to ourselves :D
Very instructive!
@Freddy_Mercurrysauce said ^
So basically the more we study chess, the harder it becomes to win. You'd wonder why we are doing this to ourselves :D
Very instructive!
Well, I hope it keeps my brain engaged. At least that's why I'm putting myself through the pain of learning something new in chess every day.
@Freddy_Mercurrysauce said [^](/forum/redirect/post/e2q45n7A)
> So basically the more we study chess, the harder it becomes to win. You'd wonder why we are doing this to ourselves :D
> Very instructive!
Well, I hope it keeps my brain engaged. At least that's why I'm putting myself through the pain of learning something new in chess every day.
Yeah!
Yeah!
@Freddy_Mercurrysauce said ^
So basically the more we study chess, the harder it becomes to win. You'd wonder why we are doing this to ourselves :D
Very instructive!
Something like that! :D
@Freddy_Mercurrysauce said [^](/forum/redirect/post/e2q45n7A)
> So basically the more we study chess, the harder it becomes to win. You'd wonder why we are doing this to ourselves :D
> Very instructive!
Something like that! :D



