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How can I know what my style of play is?
IMBacon escribió:
ves, como dices pura estupidez :v
As with anyone that isnt a titled player, yout style is Blundering.
IMBacon escribió:
ves, como dices pura estupidez :v
As with anyone that isnt a titled player, yout style is Blundering.
IMBacon wrote:
As with anyone that isnt a titled player, yout style is Blundering.
Well said, my friend! 
@IMBacon does that mean your style too, is blundering?
My style definitely is blundering. I love that answer! But I like to try to attack quickly instead of slow development and prefer open games as opposed to closed games. I think you determine which you prefer as you try them out. I don’t know if this is what the question meant.
huh?
nhahosinhahanoi wrote:
Phá thai bằng thuốc an toàn, không đau, không phẫu thuật tại Nhà hộ sinh A: Xem tại: http://nguavungkin.info/pha-thai-bang-thuoc/
I whole heartedly agree with you! 
Jul 16, 2018
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nhahosinhahanoi wrote:
Phá thai bằng thuốc an toàn, không đau, không phẫu thuật tại Nhà hộ sinh A: Xem tại: http://nguavungkin.info/pha-thai-bang-thuoc/
it's the vietnamese babaji - google translate says:
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president_max wrote:
nhahosinhahanoi wrote:
Phá thai bằng thuốc an toàn, không đau, không phẫu thuật tại Nhà hộ sinh A: Xem tại: http://nguavungkin.info/pha-thai-bang-thuoc/
it's the vietnamese babaji - google translate says:
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"Building a repertoire ... we will take the idealized situation of someone starting from square one ... The first step is to think about your personal style. Do you prefer open, tactical positions or closed, strategic positions? Does an attack on your king make you nervous, or are you happy so long as you have a counter-attack? Do you prefer main lines, or something slightly offbeat? Next, look at the various openings available, and see which ones fit in with your personal style. ..." - GM John Nunn (1998)
Jul 16, 2018
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aprendi que si te gusta jugar una partida tactica entonces las mejores aperturas son las de e4 pero si tu estilo es posicional entonces las aperturas de d4 seran las mejores aperturas para ti . espero que te ayude
Beginning chess players generally fall into two categories; 1) Aggressive and 2) Safety-first. I think being aggressive is a better track towards eventual improvement, since you're at least trying to plan and calculate and, after usually failing, you have a chance to learn from your mistakes. However, some of those that are risk-averse play some games that are longer and have endgames that are not completely one-sided.
Even the very best young players -- those that rise to master-strength -- at some point, have to make their game more universal in style, but they usually start out as aggressive.
I tried Google and #22 came out like this:
"I learned that if you like to play a tactical game then the best openings are those of e4 but if your style is positional then the openings of d4 will be the best openings for you. I hope it helps you"
