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How to Play Chess Openings Beginner's Guide
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1st Rule: Control the center
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Eg-1: Why control the center?
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Eg-2: Importance of the center
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Eg-3: When you don't control the center
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Eg-4: Queen's Gambit Accepted giving up center
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2nd Rule: Develop minor pieces quickly
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Eg-1: Not developing minor pieces
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GREAT NEWS!
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Eg-2: Pawn sacrifice for a quick development
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Puzzle of the day: Find the best move
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Eg-3: Gambit style for a quick development
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3rd Rule: Castle your king early in 5-10 moves
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Eg-1: When you don't castle early
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Eg-2: Preventing your opponents from castling
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Tip: Do not overeat pawns in chess
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Eg-3: Cons of delaying castling
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4th Rule: Seize the initiative
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Eg-1: Creating little threats along the way
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People crack under pressure
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Eg-2: Seizing the initiative early in the opening
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5th Rule: Ask "Why they played this move?"
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Eg-2: Thinking about your opponent's plans
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Eg-3: Do not react quickly to your opponent's moves
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Summary of chess opening crash course
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Explore the fundamental principles of chess openings in this comprehensive video guide for beginners. Master key concepts such as controlling the center, developing pieces quickly, early castling, seizing initiative, and understanding opponent moves. Through practical examples and explanations, gain insights into the Queen's Gambit Accepted, pawn sacrifices for quick development, and the importance of creating threats. Learn to avoid common mistakes like delaying castling or overeating pawns, and discover strategies to prevent opponents from castling. Enhance your chess skills by understanding the significance of each move and thinking ahead about your opponent's plans. By the end of this 31-minute tutorial from Remote Chess Academy, establish a strong foundation in chess openings to gain an advantage from the start of your games.

Learn to Play Chess Openings - The Ultimate Beginner's Guide

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