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There aren't any ways to avoid blunders in the openings. That's because, first, you have to get a lot of experience in exact opening to play it without huge mistakes, second, you should learn huge amount of opening theory. It takes a lot of time to pass an opening with no blunders at all.
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By the way I think the best way to learn any opening is to buy (download) a book for your level. In the book you can find general lines and ideas of the opening. So that will help you a lot at the start. Using an engine is hardly helpful for beginners.
I then stuck to these openings for a long time, which means I learned (by a combination of study and bitter experience) a lot of their typical traps and blunders. I think that, while some players do well learning a wide range of openings, for most of us it's better to pick a few and play them consistently. Different openings have different pitfalls, and trying to learn them all is infeasible.
Why are openings so different from the rest of the game? Because your pieces start out locked up and uncoordinated and it's a race to get them out there. In the course of that race you will probably have to put pieces on undefended squares, open lines leading to your king, and generally take risks you wouldn't want to take later on. That's why there are so many traps in the opening.
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In the previous part of The Winning Academy, we have covered four practical tricks how to minimize blunders in our games. In this part, we will add another four. The full list from both parts can be found at the end of the article.
The Légall Trap or Blackburne Trap (also known as Légall Pseudo-Sacrifice and Légall Mate) is a chess opening trap, characterized by a queen sacrifice followed by checkmate with minor pieces if Black accepts the sacrifice. The trap is named after the French player Sire de Légall. Joseph Henry Blackburne, a British master and one of the world's top five players in the latter part of the 19th century, set the trap on many occasions.
Instead, as with other thought traps, you need to do what you can to get out of your head. Talk to an impartial observer and run a truth test on instances of emotional reasoning. Your feelings of incompetence, for example, are very likely to be exaggerated or false.
Mix up your openings. I once played a tournament where my opponent watched me play blitz before the game and went and looked up a few lines before our match, all without me knowing. I ran right into his traps because I played too predictably.
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In puzzles, as in life, you often learn more from your mistakes. It's particularly important to notice which styles of thinking help you to find answers, and which get in the way. In fact, many of the best puzzles are designed to tempt you into these thinking "traps." 041b061a72