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Simplest Chess Strategy That 95% Players Don't Know - Soviet Chess School Method

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This lesson presents a Soviet Chess School method for finding strong moves by assessing your own and your opponent’s pieces. It applies the process to games by Fischer, Morphy, Tal, and others, including an endgame example.

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How to find the best moves in chess? Soviet Chess School Method
A 3 Types of Your Pieces
Strategy to find the BEST move
1 Bobby Fischer's Chess Game
2 Paul Morphy's Chess Game
B Same Idea for your Opponent's Pieces
3 Mikhail Tal's Chess Game
Puzzle of the Day
Using this idea in Endgames
4 Bobby Fischer vs Boris Spassky
5 Amateurs Chess Game
What if Magnus Carlsen's playing

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