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With the white pieces he gravitates toward classical structures, often opening with the [Queen's Gambit](/resources/openings/queens-gambit) because the early pawn offer suits his patient, discursive temperament. He calculates two or three moves ahead reliably, handles common endgames with quiet competence, and carries an Ancient Buddha Amulet to every session. Opponents facing Eno should expect a game that leans aggressive in spirit yet simplifies quickly, trading pieces to reach the kind of clear, contemplative endings he prefers.","55","yVVcX","Thailand","th","ea7f91dfbbb1a715c9cfb09de133daff1589a65f380cc538d857dc41a9a835c7","2026-07-06",1446,"json",[15,18,21],{"question":16,"answer":17},"What rating is Eno?","Eno is rated approximately 1446, placing him in the intermediate club-player bracket. 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