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==Stacking==
 
==Stacking==
 
Stacking against an opponent's piece or strategic space is the loading of attack pieces focused on that piece or space.  For example, stacking two rooks is considered to create more than double the power of those rooks.
 
Stacking against an opponent's piece or strategic space is the loading of attack pieces focused on that piece or space.  For example, stacking two rooks is considered to create more than double the power of those rooks.
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==Blitz chess==
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Various strategies are useful in [[blitz chess]]:
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*Waiting and watching for a blunder by an opponent who moves more quickly in blitz chess can be a successful approach to victory.
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*when playing the black pieces, imitating the early moves by your opponent can be a way to safely save time while not sacrificing position.
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*castling in blitz chess can be a mistake, particularly if there is a better available move or if the opponent is already attacking the side of the board being castled into.
 
== References ==
 
== References ==
 
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[[category:chess]]
 
[[category:chess]]
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