Remembering, that regardless, of the topic options, involved ; "One man's meat .. Is another man's, poison."
Why don't you 'Bing-it' ..{'Bing' search-engine}, and Not rely on others .. Given, the lack of response. o:
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I did it long back.The search gives chess.com forums like mine and their answers mostly and websites i know already only! Maybe i should try chessable.com
.. Enter, 'chess opening theory' on 'Google'..{sorry 'Bing' search!}.. and there are 169,000 'results'; Of which, the following 'link' is one - And, looks fairly intriguing ; Going by its' on-site, titled article!
https://ceasefiremagazine.co.uk/chess-corner-5/
Actually iam not a very good computer user..But the links are good
"Enter, 'chess opening theory' on 'Google'..{sorry 'Bing' search!}.. and there are 169,000 'results"
I think a discussion might be a nice way of finding the results that are actually useful. My guess is there are 100000 of those sites with only advertising links. From the rest some might be still active and in a few actually relevant advice.
A good reason to have communication is to be able to tell what is worthwhile if knowing such.
I think a discussion might be a nice way of finding the results that are actually useful. My guess is there are 100000 of those sites with only advertising links. From the rest some might be still active and in a few actually relevant advice.
A good reason to have communication is to be able to tell what is worthwhile if knowing such.
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I use this database but only for the openings because it is free, but it includes a lot of patzer games...they have a master level database too but it costs....
https://www.365chess.com/opening.php
I use that already..
In my opinion the best chess opening theory is on wiki books
NM Dereque Kelley explains opening theory at chessopenings.com.
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