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WongEthanLY wrote:
 

f3 is not a mistake, it’s an opening move

Well everything says it's a mistake.

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MiniMintyPenguin wrote:

Chess.com classifies it as a mistake...

I think he purposely put the mistake button because he thinks f3 is a mistake. As I have said twice already, f3 is an opening move. You can’t classify e4 as the best move, if you get what I mean

Google and other search engines say it is not.

wdym?

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Okay, ask ChatGPT or Copilot.

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MiniMintyPenguin wrote:

Okay, ask ChatGPT or Copilot.

you rely on chatgpt or copilot??? I rely on chess dot com the official chess website analysis. bro relies on search engines which are very inaccurate

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go to openings and to f3…..

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Ask Chess.com. I mean Martin_Stahl.

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MiniMintyPenguin wrote:

Ask Chess.com. I mean Martin_Stahl.

who’s Martin stahl

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he s a singer my giy

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MiniMintyPenguin wrote:
WongEthanLY wrote:
 

f3 is not a mistake, it’s an opening move

Well everything says it's a mistake.

hmm everything?

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look, a bad opening move is not going to make up a terrible mistake in the mid game. they are still technically tied on the game. You can’t lose a piece after or get forced checkmated after f3. 1.f3 e5 2. g4 Qh4

f3 doesn’t force a loss of material or the game. A mistake is only played when it forces a checkmate for the opponent or loses a piece

play f3 on a random bot and analyze it. you’ll see what I mean. 

Check the coaches comments when you check the f3 game analysis

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Well, I was just joking. F3 is a opening move. All moves at the beginning of the game are opening moves. Consider that.

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MiniMintyPenguin wrote:

Well, I was just joking. F3 is an opening move. All moves at the beginning of the game are opening moves. Consider that.

ok

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