Chess for Beginners: Step-by-Step Instructions on How to Play. The Best Beginners Strategies on How to Learn the Best Basic Moves and Tactics to Win (2022 Guide for Newbies)
By Eileen Nash
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Do You Wish to Learn to Play Chess?
Don't Know Where To Begin?
You're stuck since you don't know how long it will
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Chess for Beginners - Eileen Nash
Introduction
As a chess beginner, you will learn a lot from this book. It explains the rules and gives advice on how to win at chess. You will learn about the various pieces and how they function. This book also contains a number of puzzles for you to solve. This book is very useful for chess beginners because it teaches you all of the fundamental concepts of the game that you need to know if you want to excel at it.
This is an important chess rule that both beginners and professionals should follow when playing against a stronger opponent. This can be accomplished by playing for a draw and attempting to tie the game, which will require less effort on your part than attempting to beat the stronger player. To use this strategy, you must devise a long-term plan that will assist you in achieving a draw.
This chess tip is extremely useful because it assists beginners in avoiding mistakes during their first games. It will also help players remain calm when they make mistakes because they will realise that it is important for a beginner to begin slowly in order to avoid making any mistakes that they should have corrected before playing.
This tip will teach you how to capitalise on your opponent's mistakes. This tip is especially useful for beginners because it relates to capitalising on your opponent's mistakes. This can be accomplished by only playing according to your knowledge and avoiding dangerous situations. You should also ensure that you are ready to respond to any threats from your opponents.
This tip will assist you in developing a good chess strategy. It will teach you how to analyse your situation and make the best decision. You can apply this tip to any type of chess and even play with your friends while explaining the best moves to make in order to avoid losing the game.
This is a crucial chess trick that entails learning how to calculate the odds of winning, losing, or drawing a specific game.
This Chess for Beginners book will teach every player that, after reading, they will be able to beat any opponent.
The book will begin with a description of chess rules, followed by an explanation of the chess pieces' movements. This book contains a lot of puzzles that will help your child improve his brainpower.
If you already have this book, you don't need to spend much money on chess school. Everything you need to know about chess can be found right here.
You will learn the names of various squares and how they correspond to the chessmen. You will also learn about the squares into which you are permitted to move your chessmen.
You'll also figure out which colour moves first, which pieces can move in which direction, and so on... There are numerous exercises available for you to practise with, which will help you understand everything better.
This book will teach you about chess notation and how to write down your moves.
Before you start playing, there are several things you should keep in mind. You should be aware that in chess, you must move all of your pieces every turn, so if one of them is left unaccompanied on the board, there will be no outcome. Checkmates, also known as checkings, are an important aspect of the game. You will learn about checkmate so that you will understand how it works and when you should use it.
A picture containing text Description automatically generatedAll About Chess
Chess, as you may know, is a two-player strategy game played on a checkered board. Many people believe it began in India around the sixth century. Since then, it has been played all over the world. But we're not here to learn about chess's history; we're here to learn how to play it.
So, why do we play chess? Chess is a game that is both enjoyable and intellectually challenging. If you enjoy puzzles, riddles, problem-solving, and logic puzzles, you will enjoy playing chess. If you don't like any of the above, chess will provide you with a lot of enjoyment. Furthermore, while chess is frequently associated with logical thinking, it also has an artistic side. Many Grandmasters have been praised throughout the history of this beautiful game for their unconventionally entertaining chess styles, which included unexpected combinations and brilliant piece sacrifices. Nonetheless, we'll go into more detail about that later in the book. My point is that chess is more than just a game for nerds.
It's a game for anyone who enjoys creativity, which is pretty much everyone.
Is chess difficult? Very! Is it difficult to learn? It's not as complicated as people think. Understanding the game's basic rules is actually quite simple and won't take you long. The most difficult aspect of learning chess is becoming a competent player. Because of the infinite number of moves that can be made at each turn, it can take some time to play a decent game of chess. It necessitates knowledge of chess strategies, tactics, dos and don'ts, recognition of specific playing patterns, and comprehension of opening and endgame theory, all of which are covered in this book.
Playing the game, on the other hand, is the best way to learn it. The more you practise, the better your game will become. Making mistake after mistake and learning from each one is how you become a good chess player. Indeed, the most effective way to improve as a chess player is to lose a lot of games and learn from them. You may learn much more from a game you lose than from a game you win,
said grandmaster José Ral Capablanca. Before you become a good player, you will have to lose hundreds of games." That's all there is to it. As a teenager,