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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.

There are countless little chess motifs and it probably makes sense to start collecting them.

What opening should I play?

Boy, you ask questions! Just kidding!

What is an Attacking Mark?


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!




My idea for this page here is to enable the visitor to show and share his own Chess Experience using the form below. He can upload a chess diagram from his own game that shows a critical chess position where no player has a decisive advantage. I mean, it doesn't make sense to explain a position where you are a piece up already and are winning anyway.

Explain the idea or plan and the right moves your position requires. This will help other readers to learn more...

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