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I don't know, but if the standard of comparison is Napoleon he doesn't need to be particularly good. There's even a bad opening named after him because he was k
by simen 8y ago
I don't know, but if the standard of comparison is Napoleon he doesn't need to be particularly good. There's even a bad opening named after him because he was known to be a mediocre player.
- V-2 8y agoRight; although to be fair to Napoleon, back in his era chess was generally on a much lower level compared to nowadays.