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→‎Common mistakes: If two of your pieces are placed in a fork by the other side, then an often-missed way to escape the predicament is to use one of the pieces to place your opponent in check.
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*failing to be watchful for an opponent's blunders, as when the opponent advances his queen.
 
*failing to be watchful for an opponent's blunders, as when the opponent advances his queen.
 
*overreacting to one's own blunder in losing a piece - top players can win starting without even a queen.
 
*overreacting to one's own blunder in losing a piece - top players can win starting without even a queen.
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=== If forked ===
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If two of your pieces are placed in a [[fork (chess)|fork]] by the other side, then an often-missed way to escape the predicament is to use one of the pieces to place your opponent in check.
    
== Strategy based on time or relative position ==
 
== Strategy based on time or relative position ==
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