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1. chess-teacher.com › wp-content › uploadsChess Opening Fundamentals - Remote Chess Academy

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   This E-book contains simple yet very practical tips to make your opening play powerful and error-free. TABLE OF CONTENTS. What is a chess opening?........................................... 5. Basic chess opening rules.......................................... 11.

2. archive.org › downloadThe Complete Idiot's Guide to Chess Openings - Archive.org

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   Although certain players realize the significance of openings, unfortu- nately, some feel that it is necessary to memorize countless variations of openings to gain a quick advantage or avoid a quick loss.

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4. www.chess.com › article › viewHow To Study Openings The Right Way - Chess.com

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   Dec 16, 2022 · Unfortunately, most chess players don't know how to study openings, so they just try to mechanically memorize the content of the books and videos mentioned above. Therefore, the questions posted by our readers in the comment section of my last article are quite instructive.

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5. www.indianchess.org › chessbk_sel_chaptersBetter Chess Opening Moves

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   Better Chess Opening Moves. From beginner to a *winner*. Discovered/checked/revised with top chess- programs. Modern/improved opening theory, a quick study guide. Many novelties: a major jump ahead in opening theory. Carefully selected lines, described in one single volume.

6. www.chess.com › article › viewStudy Plan For Advanced Players: The Opening! - Chess.com

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   Oct 1, 2016 · Gain Practical Experience with your Openings. Analyze Your Games. Advanced players should begin to see the strategic link between the opening and middlegame and learn how top players always choose their openings. You should intend to reach a specific "type" of middlegame.

7. thechessworld.com › articles › openingsTop 25 Tips for Learning Chess Openings - TheChessWorld

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   1 day ago · Tip 18: Note Things Down. Having a notebook of your chess openings helps. After each game, write down what opening you have used, what went well, and what didn’t. The reflection afterward helps you see the patterns in your games and learn from your successes and failures.

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   Do chess players know how to study openings?

   • Unfortunately, most chess players don't know how to study openings, so they just try to mechanically memorize the content of the books and videos mentioned above. Therefore, the questions posted by our readers in the comment section of my last article are quite instructive. Here is one of them: " [...] there was one part I found to be misleading.

   How To Study Openings The Right Way - Chess.com

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   How do I learn chess?

   • Memorize the chessboard and squares—the building blocks for learning chess. Mastering notation is your first step to reading chess moves. A poor start or opening can spell doom for your game. Mobilization is the first step to a good opening. The opening stage of a game contains near-limitless possibili-ties.

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   How to read chess moves?

   • Mastering notation is your first step to reading chess moves. A poor start or opening can spell doom for your game. Mobilization is the first step to a good opening. The opening stage of a game contains near-limitless possibili-ties. Therefore, it is only logical to apply elements or principles within not only the opening but the entire game.

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   Which part of chess do players study the most?

   • The opening is the part of chess that players study the most. I doubt that this statement came as a big surprise to you, considering the humongous amount of books and videos on this subject. When I ask my students what kind of chess books they have, as a rule, most of them are opening manuals.

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   How to develop a chess repertoire?

   • This means that generally it is not known how to develop a rational and sound opening repertoire, based on the known opening theory in books like NCO, etc. If the chess player could select the ''best”, i.e. most successful opening lines, from such books, he could concentrate on these lines, and thus develop a repertoire.

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   How to become a good chess player?

   • There are many unique but effective training methods. However, nowhere will you find that learning openings is the only key to becoming a good chess player. Remember, you should learn the elements and other prin-ciples associated with them, but don’t succumb to only copying open-ings move for move.

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9. thinkerspublishing.com › 2021 › 06Rakhmanov's Secrets of Opening Preparation - Thinkers Publishing

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   Openness is a quality that is uncharacteristic of chess players – at least during the game and when it comes to analyzing the opening part. It's amusing to watch press conferences at elite tournaments, where players try to evade when asked for comments on the opening stage or somehow laugh it off.