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If we are recording just a black move, then we still use the number, but use three dots to indicate that the white move is missing. Each pair of white and black moves is numbered, like so: When recording a move in a game, we indicate the number of the move as well as the move itself. We don't normally use these when recording a game in a tournament (it might be offputting to your opponent to see what you think of his moves). When a game has been annotated, some symbols are used to indicate that a particular move is good or bad. For kingside castling, record it as O-O and for queenside castling, record it as O-O-O.
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#HOW TO READ CHESS BOOKS SERIES#
The Netflix series is based on Walter Tevis’ 1983 coming-of-age novel, which tells the tale of chess prodigy Beth Harmon, from her childhood in an orphanage to her rise through the chess ranks, accompanied by turmoil and addiction issues. 1 The Queen’s Gambit “The Queen’s Gambit” by Walter Tevis Hooked on Netflix’s “The Queen’s Gambit”? Here are four great chess-centric novels to read when you’re done with the cinematic adaptation - starting, of course, with the book that inspired the series. 4 Chess books to read after you finish "The Queen's Gambit" Close Menu