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@datajunkie said [^] > > Nice Blog, Interesting Ideas, and Lots Of Help. Thank you for the blog, and please keep posting! > > Thanks for reading Could you help me find a way to improve my rating? I'm …

Nice Blog, Interesting Ideas, and Lots Of Help. Thank you for the blog, and please keep posting!

Wow, this variant sure looks fun! Just a question, is it actually possible to play this on Lichess? If yes, how? Please keep posting more blogs!

Yes, you're right. Do not lose hope. But I'm just saying, chess shouldn't be like: "Oh no! I lost! What should I do???????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!", right? As you can see, I was exaggerating, but you …

@Lukeysh said in #2: > Erm > E4 is actually a lot more complicated as it goes into a lot of gambits and traps for example the Stanford against a petrov or against a danish double gambit d5 is much sim…

@KeshavGu_69 said in #10: > > Ok sorry I didn’t have the patience to watch the whole thing what was the final result ? > > he concludes it was a huge waste of time LOL! It must've been really tired af…

I'm glad you enjoy writing them too! :)

Yes, I would gladly take this advice-I'm sure it would help me! And I think this will help many players, whether they are strong or weak, or a beginner or grandmaster. I think you make amazing blogs, …

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This is a great blog, and even though I think it helped me a lot, I think this will help the beginners even more. Thank you for all your tips and explanations. Please keep posting these amazing blogs!…