Editing Losing chess (section)

==References==
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'''Bibliography'''
*Verney, M. G. H. (1885). Chess Eccentricities. London: Longman, Green, & Co. p. 191.
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 |chapter=Losing Chess
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 |year=1994
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*{{cite book
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*{{cite book
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 |chapter=§10.9 Playing to lose
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*Andrejić, Vladica (2018). The Ultimate Guide to Antichess. Belgrade: JP “Službeni Glasnik”. {{ISBN|978-86-7297-096-8}}