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I am a beginner in the Caro-Kann and wanted to know why in the first diagram, bd3 is an inaccuracy while bd3 is the second most popular move in the second diagram.

End Games Frustration: No matter how much I study and practice end games, I always get a random position in real game and I lose. I practiced this position (white to move)

My opponent says I'll get reported for not resigning and checking forever. I agree it's dirty but isn't it technically allowed? I have a losing position of course but I can keep

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Why does white always go first in chess?

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What Is The Rare Chess Move 'Il Vaticano?' The Reddit-Certified Special Move Explained

I always struggle knowing what to do after my opening, how do I