Chess is about knowing moves & counter moves. Then step by step to checkmate enemy king.
Actually for first wave of 1000 losses. You do not do in vain. Without the first 1000 failures wars. Where is first victory?
It is very simple game. Try to play as complex as possible for You. To have strategic advantage.
Recommend you learn from Christians (like American/British) to fight ISIS (is shits is shits). If You lose to 2000 games Player. There is no shame. But if You lose to 100 games Player. May be You should spend some time covering pillow on your head (no face to see people).
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Below are my own Cstan98 study notes. Not mean to replace actual course.
Below are my own Cstan98 study notes. Not mean to replace actual course.
Below are my own Cstan98 study notes. Not mean to replace actual course.
(01) How To Move The Pieces.
(01-01) The King & The Goal.
(01-02) The Queen.
(01-03) The Rook.
(01-04) The Bishop.
(01-05) The Knight.
(01-06) The Pawn.
(01-07) Pawn Promotion.
(01-08) Setting Up The Board.
(02) Playing The Game.
(02-01) The Language Of Chess.
(02-02) Moving & Capturing.
(02-03) Check.
(02-04) Getting Out Of Check.
(02-05) Checkmate.
(02-06) Fastest Checkmate.
(02-07) Stalemate.
(02-08) Other Draws.
(02-09) Castling.
(02-10) En Passant.
(02-11) Finding The Right Move.
(02-12) Playing A Game.
(01) Opening Principles.
(01-01) Control The Centre.
(01-02) Develop Your Pieces.
(01-03) Protect Your King.
(01-04) Active Pieces.
(01-05) Your Opponent's Move.
(01-06) Phases Of The Game.
(02) Winning The Game.
(02-01) The 4-Move Checkmate.
(02-02) Assisted Checkmates.
(02-03) Checkmate With 2 Rooks.
(02-04) Checkmate With The Queen.
(02-05) Checkmate With The Rook.
(03) Capturing Pieces.
(03-01) Value Of The Pieces.
(03-02) Tactics & Hanging Pieces.
(03-03) Counting Captures.
(03-04) Forks.
(03-05) Pins.
(03-06) Piling Up.
(03-07) Skewers.
(03-08) Avoiding Bad Trades.
(04) Finding Checkmate.
(04-01) Pawn Race.
(04-02) Backrank Checkmates.
(04-03) Weak Targets: f2 & f7.
(04-04) King Safety.
(04-05) Don't Just Check.
(04-06) Checkmate In 2 Moves.
(05) Intro To Book Openings.
(05-01) e4 Openings For Beginners (White).
(05-02) d4 Openings For Beginners (White).
(05-03) Intro To 1.e4 Defenses For Black. (1...e5 &)
(05-04) Intro To 1/e4 Defenses For Black (1...e6, 1...c6).
(05-05) d4 Openings For Beginners (Black).
(01) Make The Most OF Your Pieces.
(01-01) Using Your Bishops.
(01-02) Using Your Knights.
(01-03) Using Your Rooks.
(01-04) Using Your Queen.
(01-05) Using Your King.
(01-06) Using Your Pawns.
(01-07) Pieces Working Together.
(02) Understanding Endgames.
(02-01) Passed Pawns.
(02-02) Escort The Pawn.
(02-03) Sacrificing To Promote.
(02-03) 3 v 3 Pawn Breakthrough.
(02-03) Exchanging Down To A Win.
(02-03) Rule Of The Square.
(02-03) Creating A Passed Pawn.
(03) Winning With Tactics.
Below are my own Cstan98 study notes. Not mean to replace actual course.
Below are my own Cstan98 study notes. Not mean to replace actual course.
Below are my own Cstan98 study notes. Not mean to replace actual course.
Below are my own Cstan98 study notes. Not mean to replace actual course.
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Pieces.
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