i started playing chess 2 years ago

iam 21 years old

and my rank is 1960 in this site

i just play blitz3 min

and never played otb chess

what makes me good in this small period of time (2 years)

is playing over gm games

and i discoverd their system  how they calculate very well

and i will tell u for free

u should study and notice  the consequences of any piece movement

and train ur self hard to spot it

today i will give u the consequences of all knights movement

 

1_the knight move away from the center

2_the knight block something (lines_diognals_ranks)

 

3_the knight open something (lines _diognals_ranks)

 

4_the knight move to a square that u can pin it

 

5_the knight move and weaken its own king

 

 

 

 

 

 

6_there is a situation on the board where 2 knights are defending each other

so when one of them move u should notice it

 

7_the knight move to a square that its no longer protected

 

b_bishops consequences

1_bishop change its diognal

 

as u see that what i mentioned isnt tactics nor strategy

its board vision and dynamic play

u should train ur self to see them all the time if u want to improve

this is all knights movement consequences and one of bishops consequences

i have hunderds of them collected them all from grandmaster games

and i wont give it to u

collect it ur self

anand and capablanca games is full of consequences

for other pieces consequences i will write them tommorow

keep in touch . ^^

sry for my bad english

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Good for blitz and spotting some really obvious things, but in longer games this superficial 1-2 move responses are not as useful at all.

My point is that it is not always that simple.

nice very cool.

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of course u are right

i didnt say u should use it all the time when u see it

of course u should calculate further

it just give u candidate moves for calculating

and my examples isnt from blitz games

its from grandmaters tournament games

I have to disagree, except for the first one, these are all tactics.  Pins, forks, etc.

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 Im sure he knows all that but he was just giving only these set of tactics as a sample of just strengthening pattern recognition by only using knight moves and the certain tactics used for each mini puzzle.

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yeah right

those patterns are very important

u wont see them in puzzle books

just wait and see other pieces patterns

i added one important bishops consequences in the main topic check it plz

I dont get the second before last puzzel of the bishops how is black wining.

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i dont know

but its fritz move

ok take this one instead

this is me against  tough guy

i used my system to find the winning move in one second

if you dont know why black is winning without fritz's help, mabye you shouldnt be teaching. im sorry to say i font understand most of what you are trying to say.

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This is the only part of what he said that i was disagreeing with.

To be honest I think your system is valid there is a NM in my area (top 10 in state even) who when interviewed (he was 17 when he became a master so a bit of a prodigy) he said he didn't work on anything except puzzles for tactics and to many that was hard to believe but maybe he discovered this formula your talking about. even though he plays at a CM level (just slightly less) in blitz and he even beat a LM in a 3 game match once.

Is it useful to under 1800 players?

ok lets complete bishop consequences

i explained the (change diognal) in the main topic

 

2_bishop close (files or ranks)

3_bishop open files or ranks

 

4_unprotected bishop

(easy no diagram needed)

 

5_pinning bishop

(easy no diagram needed)

 

tommorow i will explain the rook and queen consequences

Nice examples. Keep going

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yes

ur opponent moves is what guide ur moves

at least its very useful in blitz

although all examples is from high level play

look at names of grandmasters who  played above examples

Helpful info! Thanks. Any info which makes sense is helpful.Keep'em coming.