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Chess Moves

Study weak chess moves here. Just click on the game you like to see. Here you can see the bad effect that a weak move has on the overall position.
"Every move is gold" is a saying from world champion Emanuel Lasker (1868-1941).

Don't just move anything that comes to your mind. Always take a few moves into consideration before you decide on a move. Check them all to see which one is the best. Always try to find the best move. The second best move might not be good enough and loses the game.The playable moves that you have at your disposal are called Candidates Moves. Select some good moves (Candidate Moves) and analyse each one. Then choose the best one.






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