advice for a chess player
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I can't play at all. I'm doing something wrong. I understand that I need to occupy favorable positions so that there is maximum move opportunity and that the move does not block the path for other pieces and that the offensive ability is strong. I also try to bring a lot of pieces onto the battlefield before the attack, but it usually doesn't work. The opponent doesn't let me finish the development and occupy the center. I also know that development should not be neglected because of a small material advantage. I have also tried countless openings to find the right one for me, but I haven't found one yet. I think that all players would improve their chess game if there were a corner in Vindi where it would be possible to practice the endgame and solve chess problems. I imagine something like this: I can move the pieces myself when watching interesting games.
[i]posted by juhe[/i] I think that all players would improve their chess game if there was a corner in Vindi where it would be possible to practice the endgame and solve chess problems. I imagine something like being able to move the pieces myself when watching interesting games.
The option to move the pieces when watching a game again exists!
a little help for a beginner http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WSw-wXchdk&feature=related maybe it will help someone
I learned chess from here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT3vJAVOybd1Qw_MLVGnQIw/videos pretty good for a start and also from here http://www.chesstv.eu/niva1/school.htm
Try chess.com. There you can solve 5 tactics problems for free every day and a very nice tactics solving competition with a chess player of your own strength. You do a little every day and then it starts to come. Otherwise you won't learn. There is also an analysis of the chess game. After the game you can analyze all the moves with the help of a computer, it will show you where you made a mistake, etc.
[i]posted by Hob[/i] I can't play the game at all. I'm doing something wrong. I understand that I have to occupy favorable positions so that there is maximum move opportunity and so that the move does not close the way for other pieces and so that the offensive ability is strong. I also try to bring a lot of pieces onto the battlefield before the attack, but it usually doesn't work. The opponent doesn't let you finish the development and occupy the center. I am also aware that development should not be neglected because of a small material advantage. I have also tried countless openings to find one that suits me, but I haven't found one yet. I think that all chess players would improve if there was a corner in Vindi where it would be possible to practice endgames and solve chess problems. I imagine something like being able to move the pieces myself while watching interesting games.
Analysis is really useful. For those who can use computer help and find it, that's fine. Of course, you can also use the help of friends and look at some real positions on the board... If you physically "move through" it yourself, you may even remember it better, especially useful if there is someone in the company with better chess skills than you.
First, seize the space and create weaknesses for the opponent. Then push the H pawn forward as much as possible. Then you could correct your bad moves, i.e. so that they play. Don't sleep on them, so that you can change the plan and goal in time. You could remember that initiative is more important than material. You shouldn't forget about prophylaxis - disrupt the opponent's plan. NB! Do not change the opponent's bad moves, do not rush and limit the ability of the opponent's moves to play.
[i]posted by Saviauk[/i] Try chess.com. There you can solve 5 tactics problems for free every day and a very nice tactics solving competition with a chess player of your own strength. Every day you do a little and then it starts to come. Otherwise you won't learn. There is also an analysis of the chess game. After the game you can analyze all the moves with the help of a computer, it shows where you made a mistake, etc. [quote][i]posted by an expert[/i] I don't play the game at all. I'm doing something wrong. I understand that I have to occupy favorable positions so that there is maximum move opportunity and so that the move does not close the way for other pieces and so that the offensive ability is strong. I also try to bring a lot of pieces onto the battlefield before the attack, but it usually doesn't work. The opponent doesn't let me finish the development and occupy the center. I am also aware that development should not be neglected because of a small material advantage. I have also tried countless openings to find one that suits me, but I haven't found one yet. I think that all chess players would improve if there was a corner in Vindi where it would be possible to practice endgames and solve chess problems. I imagine something like this where I can move the pieces myself while watching interesting games. [/quote]
I have an account there and five more
Yes, chess can be difficult when played against players of the same skill level.