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Soheil1 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Snare(chess)
Hi
What's the diffference between 'snaring' an exchange and 'winning' and exchange?
Thanks in advance
What's the diffference between 'snaring' an exchange and 'winning' and exchange?
Thanks in advance
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Hi To win a piece or to exchange a piece are fairly normal moves in chess To 'snare' is more psychological. You make a risky move, hoping that the opponent will then mistake their reply; if they do, you usually win a piece and your snaring has been successful Dave
- Hi To win a piece or to exchange a piece are fairly normal moves in chess To 'snare' is more psychological.
- You make a risky move, hoping that the opponent will then mistake their reply; if they do, you usually win a piece and your snaring has been successful Dave
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Hi
To win a piece or to exchange a piece are fairly normal moves in chess
To 'snare' is more psychological. You make a risky move, hoping that the opponent will then mistake their reply; if they do, you usually win a piece and your snaring has been successful
Dave
To win a piece or to exchange a piece are fairly normal moves in chess
To 'snare' is more psychological. You make a risky move, hoping that the opponent will then mistake their reply; if they do, you usually win a piece and your snaring has been successful
Dave
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