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As is so often the case in chess, a basic surveil of the theory can open up novelties in GM games. The seminal text 'Winning with the Bongcloud', is heartily r
by icen 6y ago
As is so often the case in chess, a basic surveil of the theory can open up novelties in GM games.
The seminal text 'Winning with the Bongcloud', is heartily recommended for anyone looking to understand this new opening.
Here is a pdf link: http://i.4pcdn.org/tg/1401479151063.pdf http://i.4pcdn.org/tg/1401479151063.pdf
- macintux 6y agoThat is indeed a gem, thanks. I liked the list of references. - The Really Complete Idiot's Guide to Chess by Wolff - How to Beat Your Dog at Chess by Chandler
- nogridbag 6y agoI don't know anything about chess, but I think this rule basically applies to any game played at a high level. I used to be a top 10 player in a 90's online game and I often used anonymous accounts (smurf accounts) for fun. One day as a joke I attempted a playing style that mimicked a complete novice (just moving the mouse with no keyboard input) and it was so effective it became a normal part of my repertoire. Eventually others took notice and it just became part of the game.