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Tomorrow’s the dayā¤ļø
We’re meeting online to talk about how Russian Chess School is changing… If you: -feel stuck in your chess -keep jumping between courses -want to train more regularly…or you just want to find people who care about chess like you do — this might help. šŸ“… 16 August ā° 2 PM ET https://youtube.com/live/NkS8uOKnLBk No pressure to talk. Just join and see what it’s all about:)
0 likes • Aug 17
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1 like • Jul 9
It is well explained in the help section of skool, here is the link: https://help.skool.com/article/183-how-do-points-and-level-work
1 like • Jun 24
After the marathon I know the right move is Nf2. To not fall into Zugzwang black should stay on the same color square as the knight. And the knight will change the color square every move, no way to get a tempo.
1 like • Jun 24
Yes of course, Kf2.
0 likes • Jun 19
Kc2 and the black rook is trapped. If Rxd5 white can fork with Ne7 and win the rook.
Openings
Endgame isn't difficult... openings are (for Me);
0 likes • Jun 17
Openings are often difficult for me. I understand the basic principles of openings, but there's so much theory—and I don't really know much about it anymore. If your opponent knows much more, you're often on the losing side right after the opening. I think it takes knowledge of the opening, middlegame, and endgame—none of it is easy šŸ˜… . First, you have to get through the first two phases of the game to hopefully reach an equal or winning endgame.
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Christoph S.
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