Originally posted by chessisagameMake your homework:
funnest? tabia? time for a review of English old chap before you make any more tournement demands!
Tabia -chess term meaning, a position from a well known chess opening were the play begin (not read chess theory hm?). Check the words before you start criticise others.😛
Originally posted by bikingvikingI've played against this.ðŸ˜
I very much wait for a thematic tournament to start. It was a while ago wasn't it.
I'd suggesting one on marshall attack.
(It might be the funnest and most aggressive gambit in chess?)
What do you think!?🙂[fen]r1bq1rk1/4bppp/p1p5/1p1nR3/8/1BP5/PP1P1PPP/RNBQ2K1 w - - 0 12[/fen]
The starting tabia of the main line
Originally posted by chessisagame🙄
course you haven't. Cause hes making it up!
Tabia or Tabiya: (from Arabic)
1) The initial position of the pieces in Shatranj.
2) The final position of a well-known chess opening.
3) (from 2) The opening position from which two players familiar with each others' tastes begin play.
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