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What does Tarrasch rule mean in chess?
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In chess, Tarrasch rule refers to the general principle that rooks usually should be placed behind passed pawns, either one's own or one's opponent's. Named after Siegbert Tarrasch.
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What does Tarrasch rule mean in chess?
In chess, Tarrasch rule refers to the general principle that rooks usually should be placed behind passed pawns, either one's own or one's opponent's. Named after Siegbert Tarrasch.
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