How to be a chess pro?
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For Beginners :-
1. Play Rapid 15/10 or 10 for good thinking
2. Think and plan when moving rooks and queens
3. Play puzzles to think it helps chess best moves
4. A brilliant chess move is a en passant when you go to 5 file if a pawn is left or right of your pawn then click up the other pawn and you cut it
5. Notations is a code than uses the 2 files and like if you move your king pawn 2 blocks up it will create "e4" Rook= R, Knight = N, Pawn = Nothing, Queen= Q, King = K, Bishop = B, If you take a piece= X, Promotion = P=
6. Promotion is a great move if you push your pawn into 8 file (at the top of the board) than you can make a Queen, Bishop, Knight, Rook
7. If u take a piece than you'll get points like Pawn= 1, Bishop and Knight= 3, Rook = 5, and Queen = 9 (same in promotion)
8. If you have any doubts tell me in the comment section
play daily learn some easy basic traps do lotta puzzles this is just my opinion
Mate and Draws;- 1. Checkmate (if the king can't move in check) 2. Stalemate (a draw) {if the king is not in check but cant move } 3. 50 Move rule (if we play for 50 moves and anyone haven’t got check) 4. Repitation (if white and black everyone move a same move for 3 times than its repitation) 5. Resignation (if you leave the game) 6. Abondation (if you Are not playing) 7. Twin Draw (if you offer the draw and he accepts)
@shyam1233 did you read all of that? But your opinion is mine everything but i wrote more :)
Yo am stuck at 200 , I always win a game then lose
AuhornishTheGreat wrote:
If you have any doubts tell me in the comment section
A lot of your advice is dubious or simply bad.
"Think and plan when moving rooks and queens" - No, think and plan always.
No one can understand en passant based on your explanation
"If u take a piece than you'll get point" - No you don't.
Your explanation of stalemate, the 50-move rule, repetition are all wrong.
In general, you should concentrate on learning, and you shouldn't try to teach things that you don't really understand yourself.
