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In chess, a blunder is a bad move that can cost you a game.
Equally important is avoiding bad moves.
In chess, a blunder is a bad move that can cost you a game.
Equally important is avoiding bad moves.
the same squares, but once the game begins it’s up to you to make them good or bad – If you notice your opponent has bad pieces, look for opportunities to attack!
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