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March 18th 08, 04:09 PM
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How to Study Master Games
I read from chesscafe.com Novice Nook that one should study many games
from strong players (e.g. masters) to get a good feel how a game is conducted. My question is - how fast is fast? And how do we contrast this study method with the method of guessing the winner's move, which I'm more familiar with, and as far as I'm concerned, is not a very fast way. Raymond 
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