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By Matthias Wahls
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Posted 3. July 2019

49. Invisible Moves – Part 2

In the last post I promised to present a “fantastic example” for an invisible move. Let’s see, whether this announcement is backed by numbers. Our invisible move is 9..b5!. It [...]

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By Matthias Wahls
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Posted 18. June 2019

48. Invisible Moves – Part 1

Invisible moves mainly exist in the realm of possibility, as they are only very rarely executed. Basically, they are overlooked in the brainstorm phase of the decision-making process by getting [...]

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By Matthias Wahls
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Posted 7. May 2019

47. Beating your Inferiors with Black

The following short overview is an explanation for my clients why I refrain from offering the normal move 6..Bb4 in favor of 6..d6, which leads to the Classical Scheveningen. It serves as a good [...]

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By Matthias Wahls
In Important
Posted 26. April 2019

46. The Diversity Principle

  In blog post 42 I presented My Principles for composing a generic Opening Repertoire. Obviously, such a generic approach has to cater to the biggest possible number of users. Finding an [...]

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By Matthias Wahls
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Posted 21. February 2019

42. Active Learning

In the previous post I described the traps you can fall victim to when studying openings in a superficial and passive way. Such warnings are important, but only half as valuable, if not [...]

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By Matthias Wahls
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Posted 21. February 2019

41: The 4 principal mistakes when learning an opening

There are many pitfalls when it comes to learning an opening. Some exist on the repertoire level: Picking bad quality lines Not taking into account one’s style Not taking into account [...]

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By Matthias Wahls
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Posted 23. August 2017

34. The value of the first move

The question how much advantage the right of the first move implies has always been of interest for philosophical minds. But there is also a lot of practical importance in finding the right [...]

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By Matthias Wahls
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Posted 12. March 2017

32. Solving Exercises

This is a general guide for my students with the aim to make them solve my exercises in the most efficient way. Of course, it is also useful for exercises which are solved independent of my [...]

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By Matthias Wahls
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Posted 1. January 2017

30. Good Reasons to abandon 1.e4

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By Matthias Wahls
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Posted 24. July 2016

25. 18 Reasons to play the English Opening

Most of my students are normal club players. They don’t have a vast amount of time and are forced to follow the rules of pragmatism. Studying sharp and complex main lines normally is not an [...]

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58. Face-to-face Training versus Online Training
29. January 2020
57. Reasons for accepting a Gambit – Part 3
5. January 2020
56. Reasons for accepting a Gambit – Part 2
21. December 2019
55. Reasons for accepting a Gambit – Part 1
19. November 2019
54. Reasons for declining a Gambit – Part 3
19. October 2019
53. Reasons for declining a Gambit – Part 2
26. September 2019
52. Reasons for declining a gambit – Part 1
2. September 2019
51. Negative Flexibility – Part 2
2. August 2019
50. Negative Flexibility – Part 1
21. July 2019
49. Invisible Moves – Part 2
3. July 2019
48. Invisible Moves – Part 1
18. June 2019
47. Beating your Inferiors with Black
7. May 2019
46. The Diversity Principle
26. April 2019
45. “Deep Sicilian” Practice
15. April 2019
44. “Deep Sicilian” Logic – Part 4
15. March 2019
43. Schach-Skat
25. February 2019
42. Active Learning
21. February 2019
41: The 4 principal mistakes when learning an opening
21. February 2019
40. “Deep Sicilian” Logic – Part 3
17. February 2019
39. Hall of Fame
8. February 2019
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