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@RussBell a heartfelt “Thank You” for your time and effort. I will put your compilation of material to good use. Though I have played off and on since I was 3-4, I’m only now taking in serious study. I’m 54, with a LOT to learn and am enjoying the process. I am also enjoying a small collection of vintage pieces, wooden and plastic.
@Greenmiller -
Welcome. Good Luck!
When I first started playing on Chess.com, I wanted to keep the same rating and not tilt. But unfortunately, nothing like that really ever happens. If you are a beginner and you want to know the pieces and their purposes, here's an amazing article that can really tell you how to play the game.
https://www.chess.com/article/view/make-the-most-of-your-pieces
I, myself, have been struggling to earn points in rating. When you go to "Learn" on the left side of the device you are on, click on "Articles" then go to "For Beginners". It's not easy to become a really good chess player. It takes time. Yesterday, I went to the library and bought a couple chess books, mainly ones focusing on endgames and openings. In the "For Beginners" section in Articles it will bring up some blog posts, primarily focused on:
1. Checkmates
2. Openings
3. Championships
4. Dimensions
5. Studying
6. Lessons
Also, some blogs will be focusing on ENDGAMES.
Such as.... Dead Drawn Endgames and Middle games.
My favorite Chess Article Authors are:
Matt Jensen
Chess.com
Gregory Serper
Peter Doggers
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(Sorry For The Long Lines I Just Want To Keep Everything Different.)
Links to 2 Top Bloggers about CHESS STUFF:
https://www.chess.com/member/gserper
https://www.chess.com/member/peterdoggers