Why is it more usual for attacking chess players such as Mikhail Tal to open a game quietly than to play a gambit? - Quora

Why is it more usual for attacking chess players such as Mikhail Tal to open a game quietly than to play a gambit? - Quora

In a match between Mikhail Tal and Magnus Carlsen, who is more likely to win? - Quora

While playing chess, I've found it very difficult to use fianchetto bishops. The diagonal seems to get closed off and then receive a pawn storm from their flank. How is it done?

In chess, how long can you copy your opponent's moves until you get into a winning or losing position? - Quora

Does the top chess players have the ability to imagine their opponents all upcoming moves which help them to know which move they should take to win? - Quora

Is it possible to win a game of chess when both players only have a queen and a king left? - Quora

Why is it more usual for attacking chess players such as Mikhail Tal to open a game quietly than to play a gambit? - Quora

How to play like Mikhail Tal - Quora

Chess: What is the Evans Gambit? - Quora

Who are the most controversial or unorthodox chess players? Why? What do you think of them? - Quora

Do chess masters anticipate every move of the opponent, or do they also get surprised by moves? - Quora