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Barry Sandercock

It means, the position is drawish, so I must put up with it. Objectively means it is a fact, not affected by what you think about it.

Barry Sandercock

Unable to see.

Barry Sandercock

NO difference, because in both sentences the move ...a5 is not concidered conducive for a minority attack.

Barry Sandercock

Thanks,Christopher. It's working now.

Barry Sandercock

Must be my computer playing up.

Barry Sandercock

Which is the best website to see the play-offs ? ChessBomb doesn't seem to be working.

Barry Sandercock

Not a chess term, but it probably means to play aggressively and take control of a file.

Barry Sandercock

Magnus is a pawn up, but is that any good in an opposite colour \bishop ending ?

Barry Sandercock

Maybe Magnus will try to win tomorrow ?

Barry Sandercock

Justin Horton wrote:
Oh, that's an abrupt end and a sad one.

The blunders are all there on the board, waiting to be made. (Tartakower)

Barry Sandercock

No real difference.

Barry Sandercock

Commanding means dominant or controlling.

Barry Sandercock

Probably an attacking move. Not a normal chess term.

Barry Sandercock

A large number of draws is not unusual in World Championship matches. When Alekhine beat Capablanca 6 wins to 3, there were 25 draws.

Barry Sandercock

No difference.

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