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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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.
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.
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
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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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.
What should blacks strategy with the f5 bishop be in the caro-kann defense? : r/chess
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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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.
In this position, (black to move) Qe1 is apparently checkmate, but I am confused because the rook is pinned and therefore cannot defend the queen. Can someone explain this to me?
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.
I'm studying Caro-Kann. After my black Bishop went to g4, why did the White Queen went to d2 instead of x my Black Bishop at g4? I feel like if I'm white
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.
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.
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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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.
Why is trading off the light-squared bishop considered bad in the Advance Caro-Kann but good in the Classical Caro-Kann? : r/chess
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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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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