im not a very good player myself, but i always start with 1. e4 when playing as white. sorry i cant give much good advice tho, maybe someone else can explain a bit more.
I'm very new, I don't know what pieces to move and when. Please Help.
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Watch a YouTube video about it, I find the king Indian very good for white and black. So watchable video and learn the theory, and your good.
Well, just move whatever piece you want. Eventually, you’ll learn from your mistakes and those lessons will become good habits. Then you’ll find that when you deviate from what you’re used to, you’ll get in trouble.
We got this guy's, just need to practice, let's do thiss
If you get that book, you’ll see pages printed upside down. Don’t get upset. IT’S DESIGNED THAT WAY.
Move the center pawns and get your pieces in the middle, and try not to hang any pieces.
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Jan 22, 2023
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Insanitor wrote:
If you get that book, you’ll see pages printed upside down. Don’t get upset. IT’S DESIGNED THAT WAY.
The book reads one way when done flip the book over and read the other way . . .
I buy those books on line Thrifty Books for under $5:00 i just bought three of them . . .
Jan 28, 2023
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I always move my knight first, so its either van geet opening or Alekhine defense.
Jan 28, 2023
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Don't move ur knight on first move. you should play 1. e4 2. e5 Nf3 nc6 Bc4 the Italian game
I am not very good at chess, and I hope to get better. The one problem I have is choosing which pawn to move to which square on the first move. Please help