chess strategy
developing a plan to play this game in the course of a chess game
Luft
in chess, a space or square left by a pawn move into which a castled king may move
mirror chess
mimicking of an opponent's moves
Sherwood Syndrome
concept pertaining to public security created by David Piqué
hedgehogging
chess opening strategy in which Black exchanges the c5 pawn for White's d4 pawn and puts pawns on a6, b6, d6 and e6
prophylaxis
series of moves done by a player to prevent their opponent from taking some action
chess defense
chess manoeuvre to prevent or deflect attacks
centralization
in chess, moving a piece or pieces toward the center of the board
breakthrough
Penetration of the opponent's position, often by means of a sacrifice
anti-computer tactics
methods used by humans to try to beat computer opponents at various games, e.g. chess or go
chess attack
aggressive action on a part of the chessboard or a threat to capture a piece or pawn
chess attack
aggressive action on a part of the chessboard or a threat to capture a piece or pawn
cat and mouse
chess strategy in which an opponent with multiple weaknesses is incessantly attacked in multiple ways, giving the opponent insufficient time to regroup to defend against each