here lichess says the best move is Bishop h2 how ?! : r/chessbeginners

I must be missing something, but how is pinning a rook bad but bishop d4 is great? : r/chessbeginners

Introducing La Reine, a french queen that can only be obtained by promoting a pawn that performed an 'en passant' capture. La Reine uses la baguette to defend itself from any attacks, so it cannot be captured. : r/AnarchyChess

What is the stupidest looking chess opening that is actually not all that bad? - Quora

Do I always take that the night on f3? My idea here was to kick away the bishop : r/chessbeginners

What is the most difficult chess opening to play well in your opinion, and why? - Quora

Man this can be a frustrating game. What am I missing here? : r/ chessbeginners

Why is Kb8, a very passive move, the best move here? : r/chess

Was doing Puzzles on Lichess and this one puzzle says that I should do Rc4+ then take whites rook on b6, my question is why? what exactly does Rc4+ do in this

Why is Bh6 the best move? Wouldn't it just allow white queen to take free bishop? : r/chessbeginners

Beginner London player here: what to do when opponent attacks the dark squared bishop? Sometimes I'll back off to g3 and if opponent takes then I take with h2 pawn and have