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You could try Chess 960 (a.k.a. Fischer random) which was designed to avoid opening theory. It's very fun.
by url00 3y ago
You could try Chess 960 (a.k.a. Fischer random) which was designed to avoid opening theory. It's very fun.
- seabass-labrax 3y agoIt doesn't avoid it fully though; some basic knowledge about opening theory is still essential. It is quite possible for certain permutations to open up wide gaping holes in each side's defences, which the more experienced player can use to checkmate almost immediately. It's like the Scholar's Mate but manifold.