monica20139 wrote:
I don’t know how to play.
Try https://www.chess.com/lessons and the How to Play Chess lessons
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I just don’t know what to say
Now hold on...
You don't know how to play chess, yet you know how to make a forum?!?
That's unsettling...
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After looking at some of your games, it seems you are telling the truth.
Firstly, don’t bring your rooks out early on, activate them later on, after getting out your knights and bishops (generally in that order)
Secondly, try to fight for control of the center of the board. Do this by pushing your central pawns, and if they are attacked, try defending them, preferably with your knights.
Also, do not push pawns in a manner that isolates them from one another, unless they are supported by other pawns or pieces they essentially amount to a target for your opponent.
I also recommend watching some chess youtubers.
My personal favorites being Gothamchess, Saint Louis Chess Club, Hanging Pawns, and Daniel Naroditsky.
These channels have plenty of info on the basics of opening, middle game, and endgame strategies.
Once you’ve got the basics down, try doing some chess puzzles to get basic tactical motifs memorized, either here, on lichess, or chesstempo.
Of course there are other options, but these are the ones I have the first hand experience with, thus the only sites I can recommend.
Beginners will also try to trick you with early Queen attacks, so I recommend learning how to defend against those.
Chess is a difficult game, don’t get discouraged, I and many other players got destroyed upon playing our first games, it is natural.
Additionally, look into the fried liver attack, both how to play and defend against it.
This will be invaluable knowledge as a beginner, because many people at low levels of play have a hard time defending against it, and it is most popular for lower rated players.
I hope this helps, despite it being late. :)
Firstly, don’t bring your rooks out early on, activate them later on, after getting out your knights and bishops (generally in that order)
Secondly, try to fight for control of the center of the board. Do this by pushing your central pawns, and if they are attacked, try defending them, preferably with your knights.
Also, do not push pawns in a manner that isolates them from one another, unless they are supported by other pawns or pieces they essentially amount to a target for your opponent.
I also recommend watching some chess youtubers.
My personal favorites being Gothamchess, Saint Louis Chess Club, Hanging Pawns, and Daniel Naroditsky.
These channels have plenty of info on the basics of opening, middle game, and endgame strategies.
Once you’ve got the basics down, try doing some chess puzzles to get basic tactical motifs memorized, either here, on lichess, or chesstempo.
Of course there are other options, but these are the ones I have the first hand experience with, thus the only sites I can recommend.
Beginners will also try to trick you with early Queen attacks, so I recommend learning how to defend against those.
Chess is a difficult game, don’t get discouraged, I and many other players got destroyed upon playing our first games, it is natural.
Additionally, look into the fried liver attack, both how to play and defend against it.
This will be invaluable knowledge as a beginner, because many people at low levels of play have a hard time defending against it, and it is most popular for lower rated players.
I hope this helps, despite it being late. :)
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Hello, is it possible to turn off the assist when the king is being taken?
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yea how do i play
can someone tell me
what
why will my teacher tell me to play this if i dont know how
monica20139 wrote:
I don’t know how to play.
just monica
No fairnes
I wanna know how to play the game of chest
This game is like cool but rage
https://support.chess.com/article/437-how-do-i-get-better-at-chess
Maybe worth doing this to help towards improvement
I don’t know how to play.