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Chess Strategies III - Elements of Chess

Chess Strategies III continues to search for chess ideas to enable you to find the right move in difficult chess positions that can occur in your games. This page is collecting different chess motifs and tries to find the answer to various chess situations and problems. It makes sense if you memorize those ideas to be able to apply them in your real games.


chess strategies

When you see a good move, wait... look for a better one.
Emanuel Lasker, 2nd World Chess Champion

There are countless little chess motifs and it makes sense to study them.


What opening should I play?

Boy, you do ask questions! Just kidding!

What is an Attacking Mark?



Make me a Genius





What to do with the Isolani?


How to think in Chess?


Chess Game Pieces


Lack of Coordination - Chess Piece Moves

Disturb the coordination of your opponents pieces if you can!

Deep Thoughts - Why did Black lose?

Have you ever asked yourself why you lost. Little things accumulate and lead to disaster. The opponent has to see it, of course, or your mistakes will not get punished.




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