The document provides 62 principles for winning at chess:
1. Control the center and develop minor pieces first, developing knights before bishops.
2. Castle early, avoid unnecessary checks or pawn moves, and prevent your opponent from castling.
3. Look for combinations of pieces to attack weak squares or create threats like passed pawns.
4. Analyze variations carefully and choose the best continuation.
The document provides 62 principles for winning at chess:
1. Control the center and develop minor pieces first, developing knights before bishops.
2. Castle early, avoid unnecessary checks or pawn moves, and prevent your opponent from castling.
3. Look for combinations of pieces to attack weak squares or create threats like passed pawns.
4. Analyze variations carefully and choose the best continuation.
The document provides 62 principles for winning at chess:
1. Control the center and develop minor pieces first, developing knights before bishops.
2. Castle early, avoid unnecessary checks or pawn moves, and prevent your opponent from castling.
3. Look for combinations of pieces to attack weak squares or create threats like passed pawns.
4. Analyze variations carefully and choose the best continuation.
2. Develop all minor pieces first 3. Develop knights before Bishops 4. Develop plans not just pieces 5. Don’t move the same piece twice during the opening 6. Don’t move unnecessary pawn moves 7. Avoid exchange a develop piece to opponents undeveloped piece 8. Don’t check unnecessarily 9. Castling your king early and prevent opponents castling 10. Try to attack opponents weak squares 11. Avoid doubled pawns , isolated pawns 12. Give more supports to backward pawn 13. Don’t bring your Queen early into the game 14. Detect and correct your mistakes 15. Always search for Good combinations pieces to win the game 16. Calculate different types variations and choose best variation 17. Every move should have purpose 18. Don’t Sacrifice your any piece without any strong reason 19. Don’t give free pieces to your opponent observe all pieces every move 20. Avoid blunder moves 21. Don’t block your Bishops and your pieces yourself 22. Keep your Rook in open file , Bishop need open diagonal, Knights need outpost , than these are very powerful 23. Put pressure on opponents backward pawns, isolated pawns and hanging pawns 24. Always block the opponents passed pawn , Knight is best to block the passed pawn but knight hates passed Rook pawn 25. Bring your Rooks into open file and keep your Rook 7th or 8th Rank 26. A Bishop is more worth than knight in open position , A knight is worth than Bishop in the closed position 27. Always think opponents moves carefully and give best replay to them 28. Your opponent attacking one side you give counter attack another side or middle 29. Quickly move your attack from one side to another side 30. Concentrate your forces to your opponent weak squares 31. Always play for win , Otherwise for draw or stalemate 32. Keep your Queen in centre in the endgame 33. The value of piece varies according to its position 34. Not always pawn should be promoted as Queen , its depends on the position Q/R/N 35. Keep the back rank protect for king Escape 36. You should capture opponent Best piece or god position piece 37. If you have one minor piece and Rook your opponent have two Rooks you Don’t exchange your Rook 38. If you have minor piece majority, you try to trade pieces not pawns 39. If you have minor piece loose or down material , you try to trade pawns not pieces 40. Double Rooks in open file very powerful 41. Don’t put your pieces overloaded 42. Put two or three supports to your pieces 43. Try to put Net’s , traps and use different Tactics these are played key role in the chess game 44. King must be active in the endgame 45. Drag your opponent in to zugzwang 46. Write notation before move the piece 47. In the endgame If you have Bishop keep your pawns in opposite colour squares , Good and Bad bishops plays main role in the end game 48. Opposite colour Bishops in the middle game very dangerous and in the endgame often draw 49. Try to exchange your bad Bishop to opponents knight otherwise try to convert your bad Bishop to good Bishop 50. Your opponent have two Bishops try to capture one of them 51. Practice different types of openings and Endgames 52. Follow the middle game ideas and strategies 53. Play online and offline chess tournaments 54. Daily solve some chess puzzles 55. Memorize great players games and good games patterns 56. Analyse your games and great players games 57. Memorize check mate patterns 58. Create passed pawn , Keep your Rook behind the passed pawn 59. Create pawn chain and understand the pawn structure to win the game 60. Study and practice the pawn , Rook , Bishop , Knight and Queen endgame positions 61. Always think , Understand and Anticipating your Endgame 62. Follow chess clock time 63.