Practice Chesss
What are lines in chess?
A line is a series of possible moves and countermoves that is used to talk about how a game MIGHT unfold or MIGHT HAVE unfolded if the players had made different choices. Here is a very simple example. Suppose a game begins: d4 d5. c4 dxc4.
Tournaments
| Rosenthal15+5 • Rapid • Rated • 21m | 1-round Swiss | 2 | |
| Tomashevski15+10 • Rapid • Rated • 28m | 1-round Swiss | 2 | |
| Teichmann5+3 • Blitz • Rated • 9m | 1-round Swiss | 2 | |
| Skripchenko7+3 • Rapid • Rated • 33m | 3-round Swiss | 4 | |
| Muzychuk5+3 • Blitz • Casual • 27m | 3-round Swiss | 6 |