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 playerÂ
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
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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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