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1. a3 h6 2. Ra2 Nc6

@Bubeliang said in #2: > i got in two moves now 1.sa3 h6 2.f3 c5 There are games in those moves

@JuicyChickenNO1 said in #5: > I've never touched a Chromebook, but I know the OS it's a customized GNU/Linux distro. An attempt would be to install Windows inside a virtual machine, but I believe Chr…

@petri999 said in #2: > Full chess base is windows program and chromebook is a some sort of Linux variant. You cannot install windows programs on it. So it is not possible to install Chessbase 16/17 o…

I don't know, how to install Chessbase 16/17 in my chromebook. In the play store (app store), the Chessbase app is not the actual Chessbase 16/17. Please help.

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@Volker-Racho said in #7: > A common way to avoid deadly equal positions is to avoid symmetric pawn structures. Basically that explains the popularity of openings like the Sicilian or Wolga Gambit. Bu…

@Volker-Racho said in #7: > A common way to avoid deadly equal positions is to avoid symmetric pawn structures. Basically that explains the popularity of openings like the Sicilian or Wolga Gambit. Bu…

@Gravija said in #2: > Attack them aggressively, then checkmate them. > Use the secret move (en passant), if you need it. But they play solid and when I attack, they just counter-attack and defend.

When I play over the board chess, with lower rated opponents, the games end in a draw. Which reduces my rating. All the lower rated opponents that I play, play for a draw. They play solid and not risk…