Once an opponent has identified one strong piece, I sometimes use its position to protect a weaker attack. What makes that bluff convincing?

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I tested “Bluffing after a rank is already known” in a few practice games. The biggest difference was writing down what information I actually gained before making the next move.

One counterpoint on “Bluffing after a rank is already known”: the same plan can become predictable if I use it every round. I try to keep a second option ready.

For a newer player thinking about “Bluffing after a rank is already known”, I would practise one small position at a time and talk through the choices after the game.

I keep a short note after each match about “Bluffing after a rank is already known”. Looking back at those notes helped me spot when my assumptions were wrong.

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