Master Positional Chess
Strong chess players use positional chess understanding to outplay their opponents. Click here to learn key elements of chess strategy!
Chess Strategies
Strong chess players use positional chess understanding to outplay their opponents. Click here to learn key elements of chess strategy!
How does the phrase “knights before bishops” fit into our opening principles? Well, it is a fine way to think about step number two. I want students and new players to focus on bringing their pieces into the game, towards the middle of the board, and onto safe spaces. And choosing your knights, before your bishops, can be a valid strategy. Let's look at why.
If you’re an intermediate chess player looking to win more games, learning some new chess strategies could be your golden ticket to rapid improvement. In this guide, we introduce 5 simple chess strategies, each with the potential to sky rocket your Elo to new heights!
Learn the top chess tactics for beginners so that you can spot tactical opportunites fast, blunder less, and win more games!
Learning chess tactics will undoubtedly improve your game, but understanding a fork is like water an inch deep. Fully understanding chess strategy and becoming a master of chess means you are swimming in an ocean of chess possibilities.
To improve your game, it is essential to understand chess pawn structures. These are often the foundations of many defensive and attacking moves. Understanding how to use and how to attack these structures is key to unlocking your next chess level.
Superior knowledge of chess strategy is the mark of a strong player. Improve your positional understanding and win more games.
Tempo means 'time' in Italian. As a chess concept, it is the simple idea that each move you make counts as valuable time.
The Austrian Attack is an aggressive way for White to challenge the Pirc Defense. Click here to learn all you need to know to get started!
The Advance Variation is one of the best ways to put the Caro-Kann to the test. Learn what you need to know to put Black under pressure from early in the game.
Many players choose between positional or tactical style of play. Finding out which one suits your game is a quick way to allow your game to come on in leaps and bounds.
The decision to go for a queenside castle can have long-lasting implications for the rest of the game. We explain how to make this choice!
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