here lichess says the best move is Bishop h2 how ?! : r/chessbeginners

Why is bishop takes pawn the best move here? : r/chessbeginners

Atomic Chess! And more

NoelStuder's Blog • Choosing the Right Chess Openings for Beginners – 3 Key Traits •

Why is e3 a great move but not g3? : r/chess

Do I always take that the night on f3? My idea here was to kick away the bishop : r/chessbeginners

How to modify your chess opening depending on the adversary moves - Quora

What's the best chess opening to play against a random opponent (someone you don't know about his playstyle or how good he is)? - Quora

How to modify your chess opening depending on the adversary moves - Quora

I'm a noob, could someone explain why this was the recommended move? Against a bot btw : r/chess

Black to move, solution to puzzle. R5+1. Black's rook disconnects red's cannons, threatening K5=6 unstoppable mate next move. Thus red's bishops cannot take black's rook, red's only defensive moves are C3=1 or

How to modify your chess opening depending on the adversary moves - Quora

NoelStuder's Blog • Choosing the Right Chess Openings for Beginners – 3 Key Traits •

here lichess says the best move is Bishop h2 how ?! : r/chessbeginners

Introducing La Reine, a french queen that can only be obtained by promoting a pawn that performed an 'en passant' capture. La Reine uses la baguette to defend itself from any attacks, so it cannot be captured. : r/AnarchyChess

Why is f6 bad? It's one bishop less anyway and safes a pawn : r/ chessbeginners