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Month: January 2020

How To Create A Chess Opening Repertoire Mnemonic Memory System…

January 28, 2020 David Hurley 0

Over the last year or so I have created a Chess Opening Mnemonic Major Memory System For The 1.d4 Opening Repertoire for the White chess player. My memory system covers the first few moves (up to as many as 17 in one case) of 184 opening variations in the 1.d4 [Read more…]

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