Play with thought
- On 06/06/2020
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Hello everyone ! Here is our play with thought of the day!
“Only a great player knows how weak he is playing. "
Xavier Tartakover, Austro-Hungarian chess player, 1887-1956, author of Chess Breviary.
Have a nice day and a nice week end ;)
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