Misha_Bilous

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   by Misha_Bilous 3y ago

   You actually shouldn't learn any strategies. They're usually too difficult and very often don't make any sense. There are two possible long-term plans: giving the checkmate and gaining more resources if you feel like you don
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   by Misha_Bilous 3y ago

   That's right! If you want to spend on chess only a couple of months or beat your friends, then short-term patterns and gambits would be the best choice :)
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   by Misha_Bilous 3y ago

   Thanks, fixed!
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   by Misha_Bilous 3y ago

   Not having a long-term plan and focusing on short-term patterns is fundamentally wrong. You won't only hit the plateau but will be stuck there unless you relearn chess the right bias-free way.
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   by Misha_Bilous 3y ago

   >Especially at lower levels, chess is a game of short term patterns, not long term strategy. That’s actually wrong. Short-term patterns will improve your chess short-term but you’ll hit the plateau pretty fast. They don’t teach you to pl