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asherdachesstiger
Jan 19, 2026
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#1
always put your minor pieces (bishop,knight)In the center of the board
Jan 19, 2026
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#2
Not really. There's some truth to this though. You'll ideally want all of your pieces to control the center squares (d4, d5, e4, e5) and this is especially true for the minor pieces, but you'll not necessarily want them occupying those squares. There's also times where you may shift to the flanks for strategic reasons, but the general concept of the center being very important is true.
Jan 20, 2026
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#3
Review your games and learn from your mistakes. Honestly the best advise i could give
Jan 21, 2026
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#5
try sholars mate in bullet- seldom(10%) works against 1400elo- so lower elos will fall for it more often
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Jan 23, 2026
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#10
if your opponent is taking to long throw all your pieces at there head they will hurry up
Don't waste your time "memorizing" opening lines. You have to know why you are playing a move, If you are playing moves just because someone else says it is good will lead you to positions you don't understand. This is not chess.
jhoh2011 wrote:
try sholars mate in bullet- seldom(10%) works against 1400elo- so lower elos will fall for it more often
Bad advice.
Some advice that are better:
1. Don't play Scholar's mate.
2. Don't play bullet.