In the Ruy Lopez chess opening is it always better for the bishop to take the knight creating doubled up pawns? - Quora

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When playing chess, is it recommended to castle as soon as possible (beginner chess)? - Quora

In chess, why are you given the option to promote pawns to rooks or bishops? - Quora

Are the various chess openings all as good as each other? - Quora

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Why is advisable to develop knights before bishops? : r/chess

In the Ruy Lopez chess opening is it always better for the bishop to take the knight creating doubled up pawns? - Quora

For a 1200+ FIDE rated player, what are some good books on different variations of the Queen's Gambit? - Quora

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Why is it recommended to capture the bishop in c6 with the pawn in 'd' in the Spanish Opening if the rule is that pawns need to be directed at the center?

strategy - What are the reasons why I should not try to take a Knight with my Bishop if it'll result in doubled pawns? - Chess Stack Exchange

In a chess game, is there a bishop which is more strategic than the other when playing white and vice versa? For example, when playing white the light square bishop might attack