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What does frontier line mean in chess?
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In chess, frontier line refers to an imaginary line dividing the board into two halves, passing between the fourth and fifth ranks. The frontier line separates White's side of the board from Black's side. Coined by Nimzowitsch.
Frontier line FAQ
What does frontier line mean in chess?
In chess, frontier line refers to an imaginary line dividing the board into two halves, passing between the fourth and fifth ranks. The frontier line separates White's side of the board from Black's side. Coined by Nimzowitsch.
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