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Unfortunately, chess is not a game I have any experience with. That makes sense, though. I compare it to the game on The Price is Right when there are big number blocks on the floor and the contestant has to step on the next number of the car. With each step that he takes, if it is the right step, more blocks are opened up, if not, he moves to a different block. Of course, I think he has to win the right to move. Regardless, there are many movements that he can take to find the path to the cost of the vehicle, but there are problems to solve along the way. You learn from your mistakes and take a different path. I don't know that I have ever seen the game played that all the numbers were straight forward. I don't think there is anything in life that ever is. The only strategy in my own life is to know that you can't make the same mistake over and over and expect a different result. The problem is finding a different way to solve the problem. I'm not there yet.