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Watson uses his vast opening knowledge to pick cunning move-orders and poisonous sequences that will force opponents to think for themselves
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British Champion Jacob Aagaard explains the rules of attack (the exploitation of a dynamic advantage) in an accessible and entertaining style
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Lakdawala: Clinch it! UpdateSN_required false Watson uses his vast openingHow to Convert an Advantage into a Win in Chess How good are you at bringing in the full point when you hold a clear advantage or are just plain winning? Pondering this question may well evoke some painful memories. Perhaps the single greatest frustration for club level chess players is that time and again they see wins turn into draws or even losses. The reasons for messing up a winning position are by no means just technical. And the rest is a