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Found possibly my perfect chess guru now what?
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I have found a master who actually plays a huge percentage (80% if id have to guess) of the same openings and variations I play which I know is great when someones looking for master games to study. He's a IM named Edward Porper from canada and so far just as I said he plays most of the openings I play and now im wondering how do I go about studying this player or others like him ? I know chosing someone to study can be like a stockmarket cause if you follow them closely enough you can expect to get a margin of there success and failure so I wont be just studying him but he will be the guy I look into mostly.