Chess Strategies for Beginners are free and will teach you how to apply the right chess strategies and enable you to play good chess moves. Finally you have learned the Chess Rules I hope, and we can start now with the real stuff. It helps if you first read How to play Chess and come back afterwards.
See some Chess Pictures for fun to get some real life chess reality.
The following chess video shows you the most common first chess moves. Study them and avoid making other inferior moves. For example never play the edge pawns as they have no influence on the center squares and do not help to get your pieces (Knights and Bishops) out.
Most Common First Moves
Basic Endgames
I will show you first some fundamental endgames that you should know, to conduct a chess game properly when you reach the endgame. And you need some basic understanding how the the king moves without getting confused by too many pieces on the board. Please replay the selected endgame positions and study them until you are able to handle those situations in a real game. Chess Endgame
So, are you a bit smarter now? Then I will show you some checkmate-positions.
The Checkmate
Yes, you want to know how to do it, I know. To checkmate the King. I will show you now a lot of interesting positions where the king is checkmated. And no! You don't have to think yourself, not yet! It is already done for you.
Just look. This will electrify your old thinking cap and give you some impulses! And maybe one day your brain might gear up.
I hope these chess positions will make something move under your hat. Your Brain, I mean! After all, you got to start somewhere, don't you? The Checkmate
I hope you got the idea now and have seen what we are doing here and what is chess all about. Then go right away to the following lesson. This one will train your tactical eye. Solve some checkmate-in-one problems here. They are very easy. Hey! This is baby stuff so this should be like a snap for you.
Mate-in-1 Mate-in-1 Chess Positions
and come back after. Now, did you have fun? Yes, that's the way to go and here is the next chess strategies for beginners exercise.
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