Comment on Ask HN: Why are chess problems attack oriented?Comments−lupire4yAimChess.com has a "Blunder Prevention" training category. It offers you two moves and you have to pick the better one. Usually both moves are superficially winning or neutral looking, but one of them fails to win or loses material/mate.
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AimChess.com has a "Blunder Prevention" training category. It offers you two moves and you have to pick the better one. Usually both moves are superficially winning or neutral looking, but one of them fails to win or loses material/mate.