If you feel it's useless at first and don't understand the position, just keep on! I assure you one day you will remember one interesting position and use it in your own game.ĭo not play this type of game too often, whatever people tell you! They don't have your level, they don't know how it can hurt you.Īs a beginner, you'll take the bad habit of playing too fast without considering the current position. For each move of this player, try to guess the next one! It doesn't matter if you guess right or not (although a good guess is a good sign.), after a few games, some positions will print in your mind and stay there. Learning from the pros is the best way to go with chess.įor your white opening, search on a game database () which player uses it with success. There is no opening to remember, no easy traps for lazy opponents to ruin your game, no variations, just your tactics to practice as soon as the first move. If like me you get bored very easily when solving puzzles, one excellent way to train your tactics is to play Chess960, the random position chess. Go there: to find tactics organized by name. You then need to learn and practice the differents tactics: pin, fork, skewer.etc. Tactics are best learnt first with check mate puzzles (for example, white to move, mate in 3) as they give some basic positions and mate patterns. *English opening for the creative player who wants to surprise the opponent (not many people know this opening in depth, can be a shock in live chess).
*Reti opening with fianchetto bishop for the shy player. e4 gives a lot of space to black and the different variations are difficult for beginners.Īs black you must adopt a passive defence (fianchetto bishop on King side) for the moment. Nf3, g6, Bg7, O-O Depending on your confidence level, use a passive opening or a more challenging one. It is important to learn 1 opening as white and play it exclusively all the time until you are familiar and confident with all it's main variations and potential traps. Note that this article is highly biased and I take a strong position on subjects like blitz games be warned.
If you are above 1200 (or under but improving consistently) you might also pick a few tips here and there.
Nobody ever tried these programs and I cannot guarantee any success with this method, but you will for sure understand a few things. I only release my ideas today to the public. They are written by a novice for the novice. These advice are taken from my personal (short) experience. Chess training program for ratings < 1200
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