I'm Will. I teach chess for school competitions and international knowledge — they always get ignoring opponent's threats wrong. And as a result winding up losing the game
How sharp is your tournament chess instinct, really?
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Your opponent has a passed pawn. What's the priority?
Ignoring your opponent's opening threats helps them overthink.
You're up a pawn in an endgame. Which side should your king be on?
A tactical blunder costs a piece. How many moves before resign?
True or false: trading queens simplifies a complicated position.
You've won a piece. What's your immediate next step?