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that should never happen. but if it does, you should be very proud :D
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thanks for teaching!
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great explanation. thank you!
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you should be a teacher.. cause if I understood this, theres hope for anyone!
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What is the name of this chessprogram?
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@Comhead1234 nothing but double standards when it come to racism.
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Thank u for the amazing lesson!! Helped me learn
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I have a harry potter wizard chess set
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it seems racist that white pieces get to always go first... lol
FireJon145 8 months ago 33
@aslambhai123211 That's completely false. Anybody can learn chess, and anybody can become a strong player. I would say that it takes both talent and a tremendous amount of work to become a master (2200+), but that's the only exception.
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