Notation
What does PGN mean in chess?
- Notation
- Review
- Records
PGN is a text format for storing complete chess games. It records the moves and can also include players, result, event, date, comments, and variations.
What to look for on the board
- Move list.
- Game headers.
- Comments or variations.
PGN FAQ
What does PGN mean in chess?
PGN is a text format for storing complete chess games. It records the moves and can also include players, result, event, date, comments, and variations.
PGN: how do you spot it on the board?
Look for: Move list.; Game headers.; Comments or variations..
PGN: what is the most common mistake?
Saving only the moves and losing the comments that explain the learning.
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