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A Great Way in Discovering Chess Openings
Most people today are very much addicted to the game of chess. From small kids of six years old to grandpas of 70 years old. Are you wondering why it is? It is because chess games enhance the creativity of the mind. Thus, many chess players, chess theoretician, and chess masters are giving most of their time studying and discovering chess openings and chess strategies and tactics.
Chess opening is the first sequence of moves in the chess games. Many people recognized that initial chess sequence moves to be the “openings”. These openings are known to have names such as the Ruy Lopez, Sicilian Defence, and many other more.
Every serious chess players will not deny that opening game is one of the most important and daunting stages of chess game especially to the beginners of chess. There are of course literally hundreds variation of opening lines that have unusual sounding of names, and some have twenty and even more theory moves. So, what exactly can a chess player do to know all of these? Just memorize those variations?
It is very hard to memorize all the variations of chess opening moves because they are too many. Instead, you may try to discover it on your own. You can build and establish an opening move from just the basic principles. Thus, the learning of the openings will not be a hard work yet it can be enlightening and enjoyable too. The most effective way of an opening play is not simply by learning lines by heart, but instead, it is to understand the basic principles. Thus, it can actually allow chess players to discover or just recreate the opening theories that give them the advantages of choosing the best most suitable opening lines to play in their chess games.
For example, chess players would like to enhance their knowledge in controlling the center squares of the chess board. Some of them may likely to buy books, read, and memorize each of the opening moves that is written on the book. However, when they start playing against different opponents from time to time, they will just get confused of the opening sequence because their opponent may have different movement which is not similar to the ones in the book. Nevertheless, if for example, they understand the basic principle of this strategy, which is the control of the central squares, then, they can recreate or discover new chess opening that works best in that particular situation.
Different chess players have different strategies for their opening moves so if you met a hundred players from your previous chess plays, then it is better if you can just recreate or discover an opening move from each of them. You can have a hundred different line sequences which you can remember easily because you already have first hand experiences in dealing with them. You will not be troubled in trying to remember what was in the book you read but instantly have the idea of what will you do in that kind of situation.
Susan Polgar Chess Daily News and Information: Bidding procedure …
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The Mad Professah Lectures: Happy 19th Birthday to World's #1 …
Today, November 30th, is Magnus Carlsen’s 19th birthday.
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Why the Internet is good for chess | ChessCube Blog
As the London Chess Classic prepares to get underway, there is a growing interest in Chess in the UK. A recent article in the Telegraph (read it here: London Chess Classic: the chess set come to Britain – it’s worth it) comments on the …
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380 competitors in Telegraph school chess chess championship …
Kolkata Nov 30 (IANS) Altogether 380 students from over 160 schools across 10 Indian states and Bangladesh will compete for the Rs. 1 lakh prize mone.
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Buying Chess Boxes Online | Criss Cross Crafts Blog
Chess boxes are practical and decorative accessories to a good chess set.
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