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Are you interested in chess, because I am too. This game has more possible moves then the amount of atoms in the observable universe. This means that every game is unique and that chess isn't solvable.

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Will I reach 400 rapid Elo on a new account on chess.com after playing 1 hr a week for 10 weeks? What new chess tactics/gambits will I learn? How will all this new knowledge change how I play?

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I wanted to expand on my chess knowledge because all I know is how to move the pieces and their names. All of my friends are way better than me and easily destroy me. That is why for my genius hour, I want to finally beat my friends while learning the history, important figures, and gambit/tactics of this game.

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My goal is to improve my basics of this game. Even mastering the simple tactics would give me an advantage against players who don't know how to do that. Learning the influential figures and how special moves changed chess will broaden my view on chess.

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The King's gambit (A gambit is typically a trap)

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The King's gambit (A gambit is typically a trap)

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This is a gambit that leads to a material advantage or a checkmate.

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The Kings’s gambit chess opening strategy