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I wish to study these and improve my queens gambit and catalan.

@Ganidu-123 said in #2: > Because you have to play a6 before playing g6. That is what the opening says @IlOwOlI Thats the najdorf not the drago-

@vqh said in #4: > Well here is the result of me playing a poor man's version of what they played: Not bad, the nimzo indian and kings indian against d4 are solid options - along with d5.

@LittleJennyWren said in #5: > 666 isn't always bad, it can even be an angel number like 111! The kindest poeple in the world will turn 66, but does that mean they are satanic? I think you know the an…

@Shadow_Glitch said in #1: > what is your fav anime mine personally is Hunter x Hunter Jujutsu Kaisen and Hunter X Hunter

https://adjva4.dpdns.org/3adPvZiB Finally found it. i have a 500 cpl game as well which i played in ch.

@Sarg0n said in #3: > Even Anderssen had quite good „positional“ games... I have part 1... only stein lasker capblanca and alkhine. where did anderssen come from?

@jdwhite42 said in #13: > This is getting very interesting! with only a few rounds left, Nepo basically has to keep playing like he's playing, not get flustered, and he's the World championship challe…

1. Steinitz 2. Lasker 3. Capablanca 4. Alekhine Interested to find out - I recently started my great predecessors and wanted to know who the most aggressive games came from to study.

@DERG_CHESS said in #2: > Ye, in ub, where skill doesn't exist, so nothinb to brag bout Indeed. However OP can feel proud :shrugs: their choice