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The theory of the opening is one of the most fascinating aspects of chess. The options are initially so limited, and the areas of focus still few. From the first move, the complexities proliferate with an enormous multiplication of the space of possible future moves, and long term strategies open li...

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Published inSpam p. 63
Main Author Brunton, Finn
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published United States The MIT Press 29.03.2013
MIT Press
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Summary:The theory of the opening is one of the most fascinating aspects of chess. The options are initially so limited, and the areas of focus still few. From the first move, the complexities proliferate with an enormous multiplication of the space of possible future moves, and long term strategies open like fans as both sides mobilize and threats appear. Within the first ten moves the game is often decided, and the remaining twenty or thirty moves are just the gradual confirmation of the truth. To manage this complexity, chess players rely on a cognitive approach called “chunking,” as popularized by
ISBN:9780262018876
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