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"winning chances" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe an opportunity to achieve success. For example, "The team is optimistic that their hard work will give them strong winning chances in the playoffs."
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In the rook endgame after 31... Qc3, Black had whatever winning chances existed.
It might have gone 31 Ne2 Rc4 32 Rc7 c5, quite even and without winning chances.
Nowadays, most of White's energy is devoted to breaking the symmetry and producing winning chances.
Those missed cuts were bad times but, when it came to having winning chances, having gone through that helped.
After 38... Rd5, neither player has any winning chances and the draw was agreed upon, Kasparov relinquishing his championship.
It was unlucky for the Cornishman, who conjured up winning chances as Black but then miscalculated a key variation.
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Clouds disappeared and allowed the sun to warm the vines and give the ripening crop a winning chance.
Then Serena has a winning chance as Federer makes a mess of a lob.
BBC WM 95.6's Mike Taylor: "Warwickshire were made to work hard to create their winning chance.
Nakamura's last winning chance came after 36 moves, four moves before the time control.
If he won, chances are Republicans would maintain control of Congress.
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