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Do you think it is actually worth learning some?
From what I can see, it could just get your mind thinking during a game if a board is an open variation or closed (for example), which could lead to making mistakes. What do you think?
I have no idea what you're talking about.
Do you think it is actually worth learning some?
From what I can see, it could just get your mind thinking during a game if a board is an open variation or closed (for example), which could lead to making mistakes. What do you think?
very interesting idea m8, I think supergrandmasters already thought about it and built into their respective repertoires the idea of 'variations' as u call.