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SNAKE
Those who seem like peaceful players during the game because they keep preparing the best threats against their rival.
They usually reject direct play and obvious confrontations, preferring to build a position where the pressure is maintained.
They tend to be very attached to their own ideas, almost to the point of seeming that the outcome of the game is secondary to them.
But don't be fooled, because once you are where he wants it will be very difficult for you to escape defeat.
Recommended Openings:
White: Four Horses, Reti System
White: French Defense, Caro-Kann
Example:
Aaron Nimzowitsch (1886 – 1935) was one of the best players who never became world champion, remaining among the best for several decades.
His legacy, however, is largely as a theorist of chess strategy.
In his writings he organizes his system of strategies, focusing on preventing your opponent's plans through blocking, overprotection and prophylaxis.
In his own game he shows his “Anaconda” style, maintaining good positions while indirectly looking for attacks and keeping his opponent's plans blocked.
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