Three golden rules of chess
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1. checks
2. threats
3. captures
look on this three things when you are playing a game of chess. because the three things are so important for beginners. it will help you to play a good game
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Thats a good advice. Also paying attention on your opponents next move in the same order will help a lot.
"64 Commandments" of Chess by Bruce Pandolfini...
https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell/64-commandments-of-chess-by-bruce-pandolfini
Thanks for this
I am beating bots at 1500 now, I have understood chess for a long time, only in the last year have I really started to learn it. I am amazed at how much depth there is to this game. I feel like a have a pretty good grasp of the game, yet I just broke the 800 mark which does not even register on most peoples books yet felt like basecamp 1 for me ... what a treasure it is to be a chess player
1. Don’t blunder
2. If you see a good move, wait - look for a better one
3. Thermonuclear corncobs
A - ttack, B-ack off, C-apture
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Warrior_GOLD wrote:
1. Don’t blunder
2. If you see a good move, wait - look for a better one
3. Thermonuclear corncobs
Next rule dont play blitz cuz on this platform blitz's games are full of trash tryharders
Checks,Captures and Attacks are the three golden rules of chess
Anyone play bullet chess?
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Another golden rule of chess:
If you lose to a ten-year-old, then play a nine-year-old next time.
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blueemu wrote:
Another golden rule of chess:
If you lose to a ten-year-old, then play a nine-year-old next time.
Is the strength inversely proportional to the cube root of the age?
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