Some new moves ?

[Shreya Kulkarni]

If anyone could please teach some new attacks on the king in chess? I am trying to become a better player then i am right now… I have a REALLY great uncle who ALWAYS beats me at chess and i hate it.

• This topic was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by Shreya Kulkarni.

[Vijay Khadake]

You don’t need new moves. You need better moves.

Here is a place to start- The web site for the US Chess Federation has a section for new players.

Top Ten Tips.

http://main.uschess.org/content/view/9111/28/

[Shreya Kulkarni]

Thanks but i am just a beginner and the moves on the sites are pretty hard and i am un able to understand can you guide me ?

[Shreya Kulkarni]

Most of the time as a beginner, your first move as white should be e4. Bobby Fisher said it is “Best by test.” As you learn more you can try d4, c4, Nf3 and others as opening moves. Try to control the middle of the board and keep each piece as mobile as possible. In other words, develop each piece to a square where it attacks and defends as many squares as possible. To take an obvious example, Nf3 is nearly always better than Nh3. Develop at least one knight within the first few moves.

[Shreya Kulkarni]

Most of the time as a beginner, your first move as white should be e4. Bobby Fisher said it is “Best by test.” As you learn more you can try d4, c4, Nf3 and others as opening moves. Try to control the middle of the board and keep each piece as mobile as possible. In other words, develop each piece to a square where it attacks and defends as many squares as possible. To take an obvious example, Nf3 is nearly always better than Nh3. Develop at least one knight within the first few moves.

[Shreya Kulkarni]

Thanks its really helps. Any thing which i need to avoid ?

[Vijay Khadake]

Of course avoid situations in which you are weak on either the black or white squares in a particular quadrant of the board.

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