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- Control the center
- Develop quickly
- Develop your knights before your bishops
- Avoid unnecessary pawn moves in the opening
- Avoid moving the same piece two or more times in the opening
- Don't develop your queen early in the opening
- If possible, develop with tempo
- Castle quickly (before move 10)
MaestroDelAjedrez2025 hat geschrieben:
- Control the center
- Develop quickly
- Develop your knights before your bishops
- Avoid unnecessary pawn moves in the opening
- Avoid moving the same piece two or more times in the opening
- Don't develop your queen early in the opening
- If possible, develop with tempo
- Castle quickly (before move 10)
The golden rules of openings. Although you forget something. You shouldnt try to win a pawn before you completed your development. And castling quickly is actually only true in open games with e4-e5. And even there its not always correct. But this is more advanced stuff.
Me personally have the impression that the guys that are using this forum try to make people small. They show as 800 or 1600 rated players games that cant be played by a guy with such rating. If somebody is searching for help they give stupid advices. So I really doubt this forum has any sense for someone who is interested in chess. I try to change this. The reason is I am not in the retard mafia. I dont have to behave like a retard. Thats why I will show you here some of my games where opening mistakes or inaccuracies are punished by me in a way that it belongs in a textbook. Lets begin with this game I just played on lichess.