Worst? Hmm... "worst tips" are harder to think of.
"Don't make pointless moves, make aggressive moves"-- sure if you want to fall into a trap, or lose a piece. Pointless moves (try to convert them to positional moves) > aggressive moves (unless you have a plan with the aggressive move).
Well Okay I guess I'll say:
Best: look at the Whole Board...
Worst: avoide doubled pawns, they're always bad.
Best: make sure you close off opportunites for your opponent before launching some crazy attack
Worst: don't castle so your king is in a good position in the end game
best: look at all the pieces and their effects
worst: dont give away pieces
Best: Learn your endgame.
Worst: Study MCO.
best: same as padman
worst: don't worry about pawns. They're only footsoldiers.
Best: if you follow the general rules ("develop your knights before the bishops" etc.) you may become a good player, but the great players assess every position independently, and break the rules when needed
Worst: 1...e5 is the best answer to 1.e4.
Best: A bad plan is better than no plan at all.
Worst: Play chess, the chicks will really dig you.
PUT HIM IN CHECKMATE!!!!!!!
This is both the best and worst advise I've ever gotten.
im not sure about the best, but the worst: do anything to avoid closed positions
I can't say for sure what the best tip was but here are the worst
Just win!
Watch that back rank!
If at all possible, play with the sun in your oppoennet's eyes.
I can't say for sure what the best tip was but here are the worst
Just win!
Watch that back rank!
If at all possible, play with the sun in your oppoennet's eyes.
Really, "watch that back rank" is bad advice!? That's great advice...
And, you're lifting the "sun in your eyes" idea from Ruy Lopez!
Best advice, from Bruce Pandolfini, "Its called thinking, you do it with your head."
Worst advice: Just move something!!
This is an expansion of another thread that only asked about the "best"advice...
Have fun...