Caro-Kann - I've seen this bishop move for black a fair few times; why isn't it a 'good' move? It develops the bishop and doesn't seem to inherently weaken blacks structure.

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I couldn't solve this newspaper chess riddle : r/chess

White to move. What to play and why? (White is clearly better with more space, development, and good structure. A key question is should white trade d4 knight for e6 bishop?)

If you play as white in chess and are allowed 10 moves before black can move at all, what moves would you do? You can't take any of black's pieces. - Quora

Caro-Kann Advanced Variation as black. Why trade the light square bishop as black? : r/chessbeginners

Whenever I play against caro-kann (online) 95% of the time they blunder a piece on move 4, where are they getting this from? does this also happen to yall? : r/chess

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Caro-Kann Advanced Variation as black. Why trade the light square bishop as black? : r/chessbeginners

The Solace of Leaving Early Discussion: What's Up With This Theology Getting In My Novel, When All I Want to Do is Read?

Caro-Kann vs French Defense, which is better to learn at intermediate level? : r/chess

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