General Terms
What does chess blindness mean?
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Chess blindness refers to the failure of a player to see a good move or danger that should normally be considered obvious. The term was coined by Siegbert Tarrasch. Similar to Kotov syndrome.
Chess blindness FAQ
What does chess blindness mean?
Chess blindness refers to the failure of a player to see a good move or danger that should normally be considered obvious. The term was coined by Siegbert Tarrasch. Similar to Kotov syndrome.
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