How to Win Every Game of Chess

Jan 1, 2013, 9:04 PM |

The Secrets out, we can all go Home!

Everyone has an opinion when it comes to Chess. Problem is, you can't always bring this collective wisdom to the table when you need it most.

Here in three easy steps, is the Ultimate, "How to win at Chess" Strategy.

Try it if you Dare.

(Warning, light hearted and Frivolous Article Ahead)

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Hi, I am David from Australia. I enjoy most forms of Chess and Chess Variants including:

Chaturaji: four-handed version of chaturanga, played with a die.

Chaturanga: an ancient East Indian game, presumed to be the common ancestor of chess and other national chess-related games.

Courier Chess: played in Europe from 15th to 19th century. Probably was one step in evolving modern chess out of shatranj.

Shatranj: an ancient Persian game, derived from chaturanga.

Short Assize: Played in England and Paris in the second half of the 12th century. Tamerlane chess: a significantly expanded variation of shatranj.

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