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Jul 26, 2025
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#4
Your website has a number of unbuilt pages:
https://kwinbee.com/Application
It sort of seems like you just started the business.
"Development is more important than material".
Is it, though?
What would you play here? Would you keep developing or grab material?
If somebody showed me that picture 20+ years ago I would have 1400+ in 2025
Jul 28, 2025
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#9
magipi wrote:
"Development is more important than material".
Is it, though?
What would you play here? Would you keep developing or grab material?
So funny I almost laughed. Perhaps you should find something else to do with your life, did you miss the part about not bringing your queen out too early?
Jul 29, 2025
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#11
#7 it isn’t. When I was lower rated, and my opponents would hang pawns in the opening, I wouldn’t take because either I would be kicked and lose a couple turns of development, or I didn’t notice them. Game review told me it was better to take the hanging pawns.
Jul 30, 2025
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#12
SacrifycedStoat wrote:
#7 it isn’t. When I was lower rated, and my opponents would hang pawns in the opening, I wouldn’t take because either I would be kicked and lose a couple turns of development, or I didn’t notice them. Game review told me it was better to take the hanging pawns.
Yes, if your opponent does a bad move and if don't takes advantage of it their bad moves will turn into a good moves so, better you punish them on time!!
“10 Things I Wish I Learned Sooner in Chess”
We’ve all chased early queens, traded too fast, or skipped castling.
These are the truths I’ve seen beginners — and even 1600+ players — overlook.
Which of these hit you hardest?
Which one did you learn too late?