Chess Openings for Beginners: A Cheat Sheet to Avoid Early Blunders and Mistakes.

Opening are long deep lines of studied chess theory used by great, strong, and normal players alike. However for many beginners that's not the case, Even though there are many openings in the world only a few simple ones are good enough for beginners as many can't comprehend the complex lines, but like a superhero here I am to help you play these 10 beginners opening which will help you even when you reached 2000 rating. 

French Defense: Advance Variation

I have played the French Defense many times and have studied it more times than I can remember, The Advance Variation is one great variation. It starts with 1. e4 e6 the Vant Krujis opening and 2. d4 d5 3. e5, this is the Advance variation. It gives rapid development for white and black will have a hard time developing their pieces as we prevent the king's pawn from moving and white has more attacking chances.

Bird's Opening

The Bird's Opening occurs after the move f4. This is a good opening as it gives white good attacking chances, it doesn't have heavy theory and many are unfamiliar with the opening. There is a variation you could use in the Bird's opening called Dutch variation. This happens after 1. f4 d5 2. Nf3 g6 3. g3

Caro-Kann Defense: Exchange Variation

The Caro-Kann starts with 1. e4 c6 since we have not challenged the e4 pawn white tries to take full control with d4. We challenge the move with d5 and white takes the d5 pawn and we take back the c6 pawn. It is really easy opening to understand and after the takes you can check and exchange bishops .

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