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Aug 21, 2017
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#1
1. Do not try to# your opponent to quickly.☺
2. Learn opening and endgame theory.(Middle game isn't as important).😎
3. Get your king safe as soon as possible. It is generally a good idea to castle as soon as possible. Do not castle into a dangerous position or a weak position.😃
4.Do not rush, use time. With more time used you see more things,and improve. Otherwise you do not see attacks coming at your king or queen or rook/tower.
Tower.... Torre?!
Cioè non è tower 😉
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Tawaqlux wrote:
Those who quit never win, those who win never quit
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Aug 21, 2017
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#6
Isn't learning how to navigate the middlegame the most important part of the game for beginners? If you can't do that then you are essentially unable to play chess when there are chess pieces on the board. You have to wait till they are mostly gone before you can feel comfortable.
1. Read all the lessons on this app. Read all the free lessons first. If you buy a subscription, read rest of the lessons as well. 2. Solve tactics and analyse the performance to understand strengths and weaknesses (available at the URL: www.chess.com/tactics) 3. Play slower games first. Don't go for blitz or rapid or bullet. Play daily chess first. Understand the game first. Then go for speed. 4. Spell beginners correctly with 2 Ns.
Aug 25, 2017
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#9
Neil berm but if you have a good opening then the middlegame should be easy. be cautious though.
Aug 25, 2017
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#16
Why don't you visit Tips beginers2 by the way the only one n is to mark it's my post.
Aug 25, 2017
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#17
lucaB2008 wrote:
1. Do not try to# your opponent to quickly.☺ 2. Learn opening and endgame theory.(Middle game isn't as important).😎 3. Get your king safe as soon as possible. It is generally a good idea to castle as soon as possible. Do not castle into a dangerous position or a weak position.😃 4.Do not rush, use time. With more time used you see more things,and improve. Otherwise you do not see attacks coming at your king or queen or rook/tower.
1. Do not try to# your opponent to quickly.
There is nothing wrong with a quick mate. What you shouldnt do is play recklessly looking for a quick mate that isnt there.
2. Learn opening and endgame theory.(Middle game isn't as important).
Incorrect! Beginners have no need to learn opening theory. Learn opening principles: Control the center, develop towards the center, castle, connect your rooks. Opening theory does not good if youre dropping pieces, missing simple mates, and not following opening principles. Endgame theory should consist of basic mates (KQ vs. K, KR vs. K, and KRR vs. K) K&P endings, opposition.
3. Get your king safe as soon as possible. It is generally a good idea to castle as soon as possible. Do not castle into a dangerous position or a weak position.😃 4.Do not rush, use time. With more time used you see more things,and improve. Otherwise you do not see attacks coming at your king or queen or rook/tower.
"King safety" is important and covered under Opening Principles.
"Do not rush" very important to kep in mind. Speed/Bullet are not good for beginners when trying to improve. Play games of at least G30, or longer.
I would also like to add the following:
Double check your moves.
After your opponents moves, ask yourself: "What is my opponent trying to do?"