How to be good at chess?
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Sep 13, 2024
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White
Since 1851, compiled statistics support this view; White consistently wins slightly more often than Black, usually achieving a winning percentage between 52 and 56 percent.
Even talented players playing on black side can win if really talented
Since 1851, compiled statistics support this view; White consistently wins slightly more often than Black, usually achieving a winning percentage between 52 and 56 percent.
Even talented players playing on black side can win if really talented
Improving Your Chess - Resources for Beginners and Beyond.....
https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell/improving-your-chess-resources-for-beginners-and-beyond
4 days ago
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#7
Stop falling for these queen attacks!!! here is something to take a look at beginners. Even if the queen dodges the knight fork and gets to safety on g3, you still win a rook with a fork. This stops the queen attack for me every time!! Now I'm begging to see people go Qh5 to punish them for moving the queen so early! Don't be scared anymore, the Wayward Queen Attack is all bark no bite!
4 days ago
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#8
Try learning the London System, it is great for developing and attacking the center. If you know it well enough you can learn some tricks that are hidden within the London.
control the centre
4 days ago
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#10
if you want to REALLY learn come join my club from my profile. Share some games with me and I might share with you. The more the merrier.
3 days ago
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#13
Center control in the opening, learn some opening very well so that you don't have any problems playing them.
Openings I personally study:
White: Ruy Lopez
Black: Sicilian Defense
White: London System
Black: Dutch Defense
Hi
London is great
Hey, great tips on getting better at chess! Openings and controlling the center are definitely key. And once you've played, really diving into some Chess Analysis can show you exactly where to improve and what to focus on next!
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2 days ago
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#18
Stay focused keep calm pay attention and act confident and determined
TheWhoeverUWant wrote:
Center control in the opening, learn some opening very well so that you don't have any problems playing them.
Openings I personally study:
White: Ruy Lopez
Black: Sicilian Defense
White: London System
Black: Dutch Defense
This is terrible advice.
Studying openings is probably the most useless thing you can do as a beginner. There are many areas that are much more rewarding. Simple tactics. Simple endgames. Middlegame concepts, More tactics.
-You have to do good at the openings Don't use your queen too much.
-And you have to have the center !