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The style of players is how they play. The style of the opening is which players are suited best for it.
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Why chess styles?
For most of the casual and even some tournament players, knowing the style of their opponent is useless: they play the game in the same way against all of their opponents. … Hence, style can mostly be characterized by personal preference. Knowing one's style can help you when choosing new openings and lines, ideally you would want them to suit your style. …
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Is the Dutch positional or tactical
The Dutch has definitely a sound positional base, that is, with f5 you take under control the center (e4), prepare to develop your knight behind a pawn (which is usually good as the squares diagonally …
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