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What is a amateur in chess?
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Amateur is a chess history or culture term: any player whose main occupation is not chess. The distinction between professional and amateur is not very important in chess as amateurs may win prizes, accept appearance fees, and earn any title, including World Champion. In the 19th century, "Amateur" was sometimes used in published game scores to conceal the name of the losing player in a Master vs. It helps you understand chess books, events, titles, and culture, even if it does not directly choose your next move.
amateur FAQ
What is a amateur in chess?
Amateur is a chess history or culture term: any player whose main occupation is not chess. The distinction between professional and amateur is not very important in chess as amateurs may win prizes, accept appearance fees, and earn any title, including World Champion. In the 19th century, "Amateur" was sometimes used in published game scores to conceal the name of the losing player in a Master vs. It helps you understand chess books, events, titles, and culture, even if it does not directly choose your next move.
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