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Sub:
A new
player
Date:
9/14/2003 1:25:00 PM Mountain Daylight Time
From:
bonnex20
To:
service@chess-poster.com
Hello,
I'm a learner. I want to be a master
shortly. I've just fallen in love with
this game. Are there any important
squares to target while playing?
Let me know this and many more hints.
chess-poster.com
Hello bonnex20,
Undoubtedly, the most important squares on
the Chessboard are the four center ones (see diagram). Major and
minor pieces placed there can
increase their mobility, exert considerable
pressure and tend to control more space.
Hints
or tips to improve your Chess:
1.-
Study Chess Openings.
2.- Develop
your pieces as quickly as possible.
3.- Take control of the centre.
4.- Don't move a piece twice in the opening.
5.- Castle as soon as possible.
6.- Develop the Knights before the Bishops.
7.- Don't bring out your Queen too soon.
8.- Try no to attack before developing.
9.- Place the Rooks on open files.
10.- Do not place a Knight at the edge of the board.
Thank you for visiting us,
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