Whose Doubled Pawns are Better?
Hello chess friends!
How do you determine whether doubled pawns are a strength or a weakness?
It is not so often that you see a position where both sides have doubled pawns, but that's what happened in the game I've annotated for today's post. Enjoy it with my full annotations and explanations below:
For those wondering why this post is a lot shorter than my preceding ones - there have been a lot of other top bloggers writing nice posts, which is obviously nice for Chess.com and chess improvers all over the world. However, it has led to the rotation becoming quite saturated (granted, I have also contributed to that), and greatly reduced the visibility of my posts.
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