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Questions relating to maneuvers that take advantage of short-term opportunities, such as forks, discovered attacks, skewers, etc.
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How to get to 1600
As recommended in many other places, you should be studying tactics, tactics and more tactics. When you reach master strength, you can scale back and just study tactics and more tactics. …
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What to do when your opponent doesn't play along in the opening?
As such, you should be focusing more on tactics than openings.
First, just because they play a move that's not in your book, doesn't mean it's "wrong". …
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Why is exposing my queen for capture better in this position (According to computer analysis)?
Your description of the computer's suggestions doesn't quite match the position, but if you mean the computer suggests Nxe5, that is correct, as Bxd1 leads to a variation of Legal's Mate.
Nxe5 Bxd1 …
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