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Is it just me or when you look at your games from the other side ("the other colour"), it's a whole different game? 
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I'm quite agreed. A friend of mine, who always has been just that little bit better at chess, said he looked mainly for possible threats - for him or for me - before he played a move. When you flip the board, the opponent's potential threats, or their general plan, somehow become much more obvious. Especially when I think I've clinched the match, it pays off to flip and look again.
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When i flip the board, i dont look so won after all 
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It's a tip I give to all of the people I train. If you flip the board and it looks like a different game, then you need to start your evaluation again. You should get to the point where flipping it is no longer needed, but until then it is very useful.
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When I flip the board it comes up tails, and the pieces fly all over the room. I think I need a magnetic set.
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One would suggest a rotation along one of the other 17 dimensions 
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