Chess for Beginners: The Best Ultimate Guide to Quickly Learn Rules, Tactics, Strategies and Start Playing. Learn How to Beat Your Opponent In A Few Easy Moves from Queen’s Gambit to Checkmate

This book is the perfect guide for chess beginners wanting to learn about opening theory and improve the quality of their openings when playing the game. Learn to play an unbeatable game of chess with winning tactics and strategies from Chess for Beginners. Chess for Beginners offers new players a quick-start guide to learn the game of chess and start winning in no time with rules, strategies, and tactics for success. Starting with the basics, this comprehensive guide provides a clear, illustrated introduction to the movements of each piece along with basic rules and game dynamics. New players will learn effective tactics and strategies to start playing competitively and confidently. From your first move to your last, Chess for Beginners shows you how to play your best game, with: • A complete overview that introduces players to the chessboard and the movement of each piece with clear, easy-to-follow illustrations and directions. • Learn the fundamentals and rules of chess, a respected game that has been played for over 1,500 years • 17 openings that offer short-term solutions to support your strategy and achieve checkmate. • 15 basic strategies that show players how to control the board, think several moves ahead, go for a quick checkmate, and more Impress your opponents and friends with your incredible strategic and chess skills. Exercise your mind and learn how to think strategically about your next moves and how to win the game. Position your pieces, coordinate your attack, and capture their king. Chess for Beginners teaches you all of the moves to play the perfect game. ♥ Have Fun! ♥ Introduction CHAPTER 1: The History of Chess Chess Exciting Facts CHAPTER 2: The Board and the Basic Rules The Goal of the Game The ABCs of Check The Board The Starting Position CHAPTER 3: How the Pieces Move? Section 1 – The Board Section 2 – The Pawn Section 3 – The Knight Section 4 – The Bishop Section 5 – The Rook Section 6 – The Queen Section 7 – The King Section 8 – Piece Valuations CHAPTER 4: Openings Ruy Lopez King’s Gambit Sicilian Defense French Defense: Fort Knox Range Center Counter Queen’s Gambit King’s Indian Defense Dutch Defense: The Variation of the Stone English Opening The King’s Indian Attack Nitzo-India Protection Caro Kan: Classic diversity Caro Kan: A Variety of Development Quinz Gambit Went Down: Cambridge Variety Qumbi Queen Turned into Reduced: Semi-Slavic Defense The Collegiate System The Principles of Chess Opening CHAPTER 5: Strategies (Tips and Principles) The Value of Chess Pieces The Ten Tips to Win a Chess Game Principles and Strategies of Chess CHAPTER 6: Basic Tactics Fork Attack Pin Attack Skewer Attack But if for his second move, White plays 2 d3, like in the second picture, it then means that White has prepared the way to capture the black rook on e4 with a pawn (a low-valued piece). If that happens, White will win more material. Attacking a Defender Eliminating a Defender Discovered Attack Discovered Check Double checks Fool’s Mate Trapping Pieces Deflection How to Defend your Pieces against Tactical Ideas? Conclusion Содержание