Chess: The Ultimate Chess Playing Guide: The Best Openings, Closings, Strategies & Learn To Play

100 Pages·2016·0.47 MB·English

by  Terrance North

The Ultimate
Chess Playing
Guide
The Best Openings,
Closings, Strategies
& Learn To Play
Like A Pro
Copyright 2015 by Terence North -
All rights reserved.
The contents of this book may not be
reproduced, duplicated or transmitted
without direct permission from the
author.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Introduction
Rules Of Chess
Chess Pieces
Rules For Starting The Game
How To Play
Tactics
Understanding the Three Stages of Chess
Chess Opening Strategies and Moves To
Winning More Tournaments
Middle Game Tactics in Chess
How to Play Chess and Win
3 Tips That Every Chess Player Needs
To Remember
Conclusion
Introduction
I want to thank you and congratulate you
for downloading the book, “The
Ultimate Chess Playing Guide”.
This book contains proven steps and
strategies on how to play chess like a
pro.
Have you ever been interested in playing
chess? Do you want to learn techniques
that can help you win future chess
games? Chess can be an interesting and
captivating game. Playing chess is a way
to keep the mind engaged because you
always have to be planning your next
move. If you are keen on details then
chess will definitely be a game that will
intrigue you. It may seem a bit
intimidating at first however it is easy to
learn this game. This book is the solution
to learning skillful tactics. You can use
this book to learn all you need to know
about chess. Soon you will be able to
integrate these techniques into the game
and be playing like a pro in no time.
This book is simple to use and will
show you all the basics of playing chess.
If you are a beginner to playing chess
then this book will definitely be the
beginning of something great.
Thanks again for downloading this book,
I hope you enjoy it!
Chapter 1: Rules
Of Chess
It is assumed that this commonly called
old game of Chess was thought of in
India during the fifth century. This game
of Chess is a very logical and
intellectual game for two people where
luck plays a minor part. Winner is
chosen by whoever solves the chess
board puzzle. Chess is played on a
squared board with 62 black and white
alternating squares, each player set up
there pieces so the light squares are on
the right hand side, something to note is
that the Queen piece is placed on the
square of the same color.
The term ‘chessmen’ refers to the pieces
and pawns; each pieces or pawn is
worth points, a Queen is worth nine (9)
points while a pawn is worth one (1) so
the value lies with the Queen. The