Whats the best strategy in chess?

Have chess engine wired to a receiver in your ear,or someday have chess engine implanted in your brain 😀

1. Use chess principles

2. Have a plan

3. Trade when you're up

4. Don't trade when you're down

Unfortunately, this isn't always possible, especially if you are a serious player. Attack the f2 square obviously, and try and stop them from attacking f7. As white try and stop black from castling

Whats the best strategy in chess?

In the opening use your opening principles {control the center (d4,d5,e4,e5) develop pieces} within 6 -10 moves the pawn formation/structure will assume 1 of 6 characteristic pawn formation/structure. Play the moves from that point forward that the pawn strUcture dictates. To learn how to play those 6 characteristic pawn structures get, "Pawn Power In Chess", by Hans Kmoch. The 6 pawn structures can be found on pg. 107 of that book.

Thats easy,if you're winning just keep winning. If you're losing,then start winning! If you can't then fake heart attack!

Most people generally go for the strategy of winning, although some prefer to ghet their king to the otheir side man.

To win at chess, you must out-score your opponent.

To score, you will need to move your pieces accross the board.

Giving 110% is no longer considered enough -- the new requirement (thanks to American Idol) is now 1000%.

And never forget: the taller the chess piece, the more valuable it is.

Chess principles don't actually exist. Not all trades are positive when you are up. Imaigne a bishop pair (2 pawns up) vs light squared bishop + knight. Trading your light squared bishop for his knight is probably leading to a draw

to put a computer chip in ur brain.