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Soheil1 Posted 7 years ago
Vocabulary

Play into .... hands

Hi.

Any difference betwewen 'play into White's hands' and 'work in White's favour'? (chess context)


Thanks in advance

  

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soheil1 'play into White's hands' Suggests that White has set a trap for Black to fall into. soheil1 'work in White's favour'? Suggests something that gives White an edge.

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  • soheil1 'play into White's hands' Suggests that White has set a trap for Black to fall into.
  • soheil1 'work in White's favour'?
  • Suggests something that gives White an edge.
  • White may have more experience, or they understand Black's strategy very well.
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soheil1 'play into White's hands'

Suggests that White has set a trap for Black to fall into.

soheil1'work in White's favour'?

Suggests something that gives White an edge. White may have more experience, or they understand Black's strategy very well.

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