The middle game involves strategic and positional planning to set up attacks or defenses. The goals are typically to checkmate the opponent, win material, or get an advantageous endgame position. Players should analyze the position considering factors like king safety, material, tactics, piece placement, pawn structure, and control of key squares. The best move is then determined by maximizing one's own strengths, minimizing weaknesses, and exploiting opponents' weaknesses either tactically or positionally.
The middle game involves strategic and positional planning to set up attacks or defenses. The goals are typically to checkmate the opponent, win material, or get an advantageous endgame position. Players should analyze the position considering factors like king safety, material, tactics, piece placement, pawn structure, and control of key squares. The best move is then determined by maximizing one's own strengths, minimizing weaknesses, and exploiting opponents' weaknesses either tactically or positionally.
The middle game involves strategic and positional planning to set up attacks or defenses. The goals are typically to checkmate the opponent, win material, or get an advantageous endgame position. Players should analyze the position considering factors like king safety, material, tactics, piece placement, pawn structure, and control of key squares. The best move is then determined by maximizing one's own strengths, minimizing weaknesses, and exploiting opponents' weaknesses either tactically or positionally.
• Positional play: where to put your piecs and pawn where they can do their best job • Tactics : moves to win materials or checkmate 3 Goals in the middle game • Checkmate • Win material • Get a winning endgame
• Your moves should aimed at this
Find the best move • The goal: find the best move in every position • Every turn is a new puzzle where you need to find the bes move
• 1- analyze the position
• 2- determine your goals • 3-define tasks • 4-develop candidates moves • 5- choose the best candidate move Analysis the position: • King safety • Material situation • Possible tactics • Pieces placement and mobility( usefu, doing something) • Pawn structure ( strong or weak) • Control of important square( who control th center square) Strenght and weaknesses • You want to maximise your own strenghts and minimize your weaknessess • Do the opposite with your opponants
• With good strenghts and your opponants weaknesses if you will have a lot tactical opportunities to destroy your opponants • Winning in chess is to exploit your ennemies weaknesses
• Tactical strenght or positional strenght
Tactical strenght exemple: a battery, you are pinning Tactical weakensses: weak king, hanging pieces, getting pinned Positional strenght: strong center, more space control, more active pieces, outpost, rook on the 7 rank,contr open files Page 55b