PK CHESS CLASS -2

 CHESS NOTATION
 CHESS OPENING
 CHESS OPENING PRINCIPLES - BEST PRACTICES
 CHESS OPENING 1- e4 (KINGS PAWN OPENING)
 DEFNESE – e4-e5 (Kings Pawn Classical Defence
 e4-c5 (SICILIAN DEFENSE )
 CHESS OPENING 2 - d4 (Queen’s Pawn )
CHESS NOTATION
CHESS OPENING (and Defence )
 The opening is the stage of the game in which players develop their pieces, get their king
to safety, and attempt to control the center.
 It switches to the middle game when players begin to attack each other, and defend.
 The end game is when most of the pieces are off of the board. There is no definite number
of pieces, but it's usually a safe bet to call it the endgame when each player has three
pieces (knights, bishops, rooks, queens) or less.
 Opening should be there as per your playing style you are comfortable.
 There are 2 Types of openings Theory based example e4-e5 (KINGS Pawns / Gambits) or
Setup based like d4-d5 (Queens Pawn ).
 Generally Theory based opening are fast paced tactical and suitable for early exchanges or
Attack like Kings Pawn or Gambits .
 Generally A setup based opening is positional slow paced and having set of moves that can
be played against most anything. These require little study and are a way to avoid theory.
e.g. London system (e4 e5).
 CHESS OPENING PRINCIPLES

1. Control the Center Squares and develop pieces rapidly Few Pawns, and Minor Pieces,
Mobility should also improve as a part of development.
2. Prefer Develop Knights before Bishops.
3. Don’t move the same piece twice
4. Castle early (ideally before 5 moves for beginners or 10 Moves for others)
5. Don’t move the same piece twice in the beginning.
6. Don't take out Queen Too Early (its Venerable to attack and development of opponent
pieces)
7. Choose Defense as per your Playing style
8. Avoid exchanging a developed piece for an undeveloped counterpart
9. Don’t make unneeded pawn moves
10. Memorize at least first 4-5 moves of given openings and their suitable Defence
TYPE OF OPENING