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Chess Tips IStudy Chess Tutorials on my Site

If you make your chess moves without following any principles, then you lose quickly

and you don't even understand why you have lost.

You will lose again and again because you keep making the same mistakes overand over repeatedly. The chess tips on my website help you to improve your game andfinally start winning.

To demonstrate my point play a game against this chess program below. You will findthat you have no chance, because as a beginner (or home player you don't follow anychess principles and probably play the first move that comes to your mind, withoutunderstanding the position at all.TEST YOUR SKILLS - Beat this Chess Program

!tudy "eak #hess $oves

%s a beginneryou should play many different opening systems as this will e&pose yourmind to chess positions of various kinds. If you stick to one opening approach it will forceyour mind into a fi&ed way of thinking.

#hess is not a fi&ed approach, but far too comple& and rich in possibilities to play ustone opening system with "hite. You will narrow down your chess e&perience to a fi&edperspective as you avoid other structures of opening play.

Do You Want To Become A good Chess Player?

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!pectators #rowding %round the -&hibition #hess $atchuy 2osters 3 #lick here4

To understand 5the truth5 in #hess you should vary your chess e&perience. "hat I meanis, don't play the same chess openings for the rest of your life. -specially if you playinferior opening moves all the time, you will lose points in the long run. This is proven bygame statistics, as you cannot possibly be as successful with inferior opening setups.

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Use X!ay"ision in Chess

"hen you analy7e your chess game it is sometimes hard to see all chess combinationsthat are hidden within a particular position.
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If you miss a hidden trap of your opponent, then you lose instantly a piece or a pawn oreven worse, you might get checkmated. )r you miss a strong combination which wouldhave won the game for you right away.

6or that reason, it is a big help, if you use 839ay3ision in your chess games.

To apply 839ay3ision in chess means, that you never look at the chess pieces, but totheir energy lines. If you see a knight then you visuali7e the squares in your mind thatare controlled by this knight. ut you never look at the square, where the knight isplaced itself, because this square is not controlled by the knight4 It ust sits on it, that'sall.

If you use 839ay3ision here as "hite, you mightfind this difficult winning move. 9e:;44 This move

wins the queen and the game, as "hite has morematerial and the better position. The king in themiddle will come under strong attack.


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!ome players might even think how great they are and that they are going to win ustbecause they have the higher rating. This arrogant attitude will be punished in a chessgame in no time at all.

If you think first about yourself and your own moves and possibilities, after youropponent has moved, then it is time to change this way of thinking completely, or you willnever become a good player. You are going to lose many games ust because of your

attitude. +earn from the following chess tips.

%fter he has made his move, the right way to think isF

(hat is he threatening) (hat "oes he want) %ow can I sto* his *lans or at leastre"#ce their effects on my *osition

$ake sure that you work out his plans or you might get into real trouble. Ge mightthreaten a fork and you see nothing or he plans a sacrifice that would destroy yourkingside.

"hen you understand the move of your opponent completely, then you can think aboutyour own moves and ideas.

9emember, you are not the boss in chess. "hat I mean is that your opponent is veryimportant too. The game is not ust evolving around you. If you ust think about your ownmoves in a game you run right into a disaster.

%or players &ho really &ant to get 'etter$

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Be a %ighter

6ight on move after move and don't play only half3hearted when you are in a badposition. If you lose heart you don't see your saving moves because your mental abilitiesare reduced. If you fight on, your opponent might make a mistake because he does note&pect such hard resistance. In the long run such an attitude will save half a point hereand there. Instead of losing, you might make a draw or even win, because he gets tiredand makes a blunder.
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"hen you reach a winning position you should tell yourselfF 5Gey, I am winning4 I have tobe very careful now. *ow I must play my best chess4 I must play even better thanbefore4 I have to be alert and fully awake or I lose or ust make a draw.5

Don(t ta+e e)ery ,i#t in Chess

$any chess players are materialists. They take every pawn or piece that is offered tothem without using their brain.

2lease understand that sometimes a pawn or a piece is poisonous. It is a gift to youmade by your opponent to get something else in return. 6or e&ample he might get adevastating attack going at your kingside or he might win your queen by offering you apawn.

Gowever, when you get offered something for free in chess your alarm bell must ring4 oanaly7e if this gift is really free or poisoned. It's not christmas yet4

/et the best chess books. 6or eginners I recommend +ogical #hess 3 $ove by $ove by #hernevbecause

every move is e&plained here. %nother good book for beginners that received very good reviews is the #omplete

Idiot's /uide to #hess. If you want to become a serious chess player then get high power

)"*+)%%+- chess teaching videos by /randmaster Igor !mirnow.

The following diagram shows that you should be careful and not grab all the materal youcan get. #hess is not a purely materialistic game but to get a good position is importantas well.

-&ampleF !ee this position below4 lack moves.
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lack is winning as he is up in material. ut he is greedy and captures the pawn on fAwithout switching on his brain beforehand4 "hite played 9f< winning the knight and the

game.

De#end li+e -ell

If you run into a bad position, defend it as good as you can. 0se all your mental strengthand willpower. on't lose hope as your opponent has probably lost some of his attention

already because he knows, of course, that he is winning. It is possible that his brain hasfallen asleep already, he ust didn't reali7e it yet. If you put up a trap he might fall rightinto it.

You as a defender must react to his moves and must remain wide awake. %nd you haveto find sometimes the best move to survive. "hereas the attacker has no problems at allfinding good moves, as it is easy to attack, but very difficult to defend. -specially if youhave to find so called only-mo/es(the only move to survive.

efending bad or even lost positions will give you a hard time. It is a normal process thatyou lose hope and you tend to give up. ecome aware of that. on't lose concentrationbut try to hold up your willpower to find saving moves and put up dangerous traps or

change the structure of the position completely, if possible. This might upset youropponents thinking.

% good defense can win a game ust the same way as a strong attack. *ever forget that.on't say to yourselfF 5I am losing45 This will block your thinking process and you will losefaith in your ability to hold this position. Hust tell yourselfF 5I am going to defend thisposition like hell now45 5I will play my best chess now45


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In the position above (%leksei !uetin3$akarytschew )pen #hampionship$oskow


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Chess Tips on0 When you ha)e lost$

!on0t shoot yo#r o**onent .eca#se he has won These chess ti*s will *re/entthat yo# en" #* in *rison I0m 6#st 6o$ing

It is sometimes hard to lose in chess. I am the first one to admit, but life goes on. *oreason to cry. (ha3ha3ha This sounds funny doesn't itE

)kay, I try againF-very player loses. This is normal. ut it is not normal to worry about your loss all daylong and to think about your loss while playing your ne&t game.

"hen you have lost a game, have a quick look at the position to find out why you havelost, to satisfy your desire of knowing what has happened. Your opponent does oftenhelp you and might give you useful chess tips about the way you have played theposition. %fter that go to bed or eat something, talk to friends or go for a walk. 9ela&.6orget this game. If you are not able to put that game aside in your mind and rela&, thenthis game will cost more points as you might lose the ne&t game as well because youare still upset. If you play in a tournament you need to be refreshed to play the ne&t

game.

% few days later you analy7e your game and find the reason why you lost. Hust learnfrom your mistake and never make the same mistake again. on't try to win the ne&tgame ust because you lost the last one. This is a big psychological mistake. The ne&tgame has nothing to do with the one you lost before. You can ruin the position of thene&t game, ust because you want to win desperately to make up for the lost gamebefore.

If you cannot detach yourself from your loss you will lose the ne&t game as well becauseKbKyour mind is not in present time. You are not wide awake, aware and fully alert

because you have taken the loss personally.

on't take a loss personally4 You are not an inferior person because you lost4 You ustlost a game of chess, that's all4 6orget about it4 The ne&t game is waiting.


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.e)er underestimate your /pponent

-ven when your opponent is rated lower, don't underestimate him. This is the biggestmistake you can make. 9espect his strength and play your best chess. If you don't takehim seriously your brain might fall asleep and you are not attentive. You might fall into atrap and lose.

.e)er o)erestimate yoursel#1 These chess tips &ill pre)ent that you 'eha)e li+e

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The si&th game =oehnlein won again.

B#rlet7$i5 8I thin$ he *lays as strong as me8

(translated from eheim3!chwar7bach @?>@@

I think the best advice is useless in this case above. #hess tips don't help here, I think.ut heyE /ot the ideaE

!ead a'out the 2a&s o# Chess

Al&ays analy*e your o&n Chess ,ames

This is probably the most important of all chess tips. "hy should I study my owngamesE The reason is to find typical mistakes that are related to your personality and toyour personal way of thinking. Your reasoning process runs always a certain way and

might produce the same kind of mistakes. To study your own mistakes and identify thereason behind a blunder will change your way of chess thinking and you improve faster.You gain additional chess knowledge which is very difficult to develop over the board.This chess knowledge will lead to more points in the long run.

#hess how to play when your brain is lockedE 3 #hess Tips

Chess Tips on #ood$ What you eat is ho& you play$ 3at to &in1

You probably thinkF%ey 3an' !on0t tell me what to eat' 9re yo# n#ts)

These arestrange chess tips that I give here, aren't theyE !ooner or later you are playing longserious games that might last up to si& hours4 Gow are you going to survive that keepingup your concentration on a high levelE If you get tired after four hours your level ofconcentration drops and you will make most likely a disastrous mistake that might losethe game outright.

"hen this happens you will be very angry at yourself for making such a blunder. Gowcan I lose like that in such a good positionE Gow can I lose against such an idiotE Yes,my friend, I know how it feels like. I have been playing chess for a long time now andthis is hard to take.

I give you some advise on how to protect your health. I know that not many will take it.ut I give it anyway. These chess tips might even lead you on to a good path and togood health.

!on0t smo$e an" "on0t "rin$
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#hess requires a strong willpower and nicotine and especially alcohol undermine yourwill. You become addictive and the tar in cigarettes increases your risk of getting lungcancer and bronchial disorders.

obby 6ischer didn't smoke and drank milk and fruit uices and kept himself fit withswimming.

Eat the right 4oo"

&et car.ohy"rates5*oodles, rice, potatoes and whole3kernel corn bread.(forget about white bread and whitenoodles&et *rotein52rotein is needed to make skin, muscles and bones and fight diseases. You needF6ish, cheese, yoghurt and quark. !ometimes meat.&et /itamins an" minerals5egetables, fruit, milk and whole3kernel corn bread

Yes, #hess is a way of life. 6ollow my recommendations and it will affect your life as awhole in a positive way and not ust the game. #hess tips are good, but to follow them iseven better.

The following article will give you hints about the way you should think to find a goodmove.

Gow to think in #hessE

Intuition in Chess
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The *ositional feelingis part of the chess3thinking3 process. It is a higher level oflogical thinking and belongs to int#ition. 2ositional feeling does develop with chesse&perience but depends also on the talent of a chess player.

If you have this talent then the right move springs to your mind before you even startcalculating moves. Logicand int#itionin chess belong together like day and night andare vital parts of the chess3thinking3process. If you find the right move in a chess gameby intuition, you e&perience a moment of oy as you have completed a creative process.

There are many positions where there is nothing to calculate. In this case the intuitionplays an important role to find the right move.

To improve your int#itionyou should play a lot of games, oin a chess club andparticipate in tournament chess. There you will find helpful players who give you usefulchess tips. This will increase your chess understanding which is the foundation of goodintuition.

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