In chess, a "decoy" is a tactical concept where a player uses a piece to lure an opponent's piece to a less favorable square. The idea is to create a distraction or temptation that leads to a favorable outcome for the player initiating the decoy. The purpose of this tactic can vary, but it typically aims to expose weaknesses in the opponent's position, facilitate an attack, or improve the player's overall position.
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