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Play aggressively. Ninety-five percent of all victims in simultaneous displays usually owe their defeat to their own passivity. The simul-giver lacks the time to work out variations but doing so is more important when defending than in an attack. On psychological grounds, too, aggressively
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Here are some significant games from simultaneous exhibitions:
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1710:Slav Defence
1618:Colle System
1593:Scheveningen
1552:Pirc Defence
1495:Italian Game
1490:Giuoco Piano
1435:RĂ©ti Opening
1358:Piece values
1346:MarĂłczy Bind
1307:the exchange
1297:Compensation
1227:Interference
1217:Double check
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880:grandmasters
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1530:Scotch Game
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1264:Undermining
1232:Overloading
1192:Combination
1041:descriptive
736:Chess table
731:Chess clock
547:Grandmaster
404:lichess.org
102:clock simul
67:grandmaster
2280:Categories
2223:joke chess
2176:Chess club
1864:opposition
1326:Middlegame
1314:Initiative
1237:Pawn storm
1202:Deflection
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996:Fast chess
980:En passant
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471:Chess Note
462:Video Clip
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316:References
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2196:Deep Blue
2191:AlphaZero
2099:paintings
1891:Tablebase
1855:Strategy
1765:Irregular
1520:Ruy Lopez
1480:Open Game
1247:Sacrifice
1207:Desperado
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1036:algebraic
967:Stalemate
942:Checkmate
667:Chess set
659:Equipment
275:(9...f5)
225:, won by
187:Botvinnik
110:blindfold
81:Procedure
71:dan-level
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1879:Zugzwang
1859:fortress
1796:Endgames
1705:Declined
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1378:Openings
1336:Hedgehog
1302:Exchange
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927:Castling
870:amateurs
763:Timeline
637:Variants
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574:software
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264:Gligorić
92:'s simul
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2159:Related
2016:Solving
2006:Amateur
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1170:Battery
1157:Tactics
1132:Swindle
1115:doubled
1095:Outpost
1026:Blunder
841:Armenia
755:History
601:Premove
569:engines
564:matches
529:Outline
292:Lichess
216:, 1920.
150:endgame
135:opening
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1991:Junior
1579:Dragon
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1981:Rapid
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1197:Decoy
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1100:Pawns
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937:Check
919:Rules
853:India
846:Spain
831:China
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699:Queen
630:norms
521:Chess
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158:Games
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2089:film
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2041:TCEC
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1946:List
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