The best first move in Chess is the one that you, after practice and playing, find gives you the greater advantage in playing the game. There are so many possible first moves that the best one becomes simply the one that you are most comfortable with and which suits your personal style of play best. The real best moves are either 'e4' or 'd4' where the center pawn moves two spaces forward and that prevents 'd5' or 'f5', or respectively 'c5' or 'e5'. These are the two best choices, and one would be hard pressed to say which is actually better, although the character of the resulting position would be quite different.
For example, assuming that black follows suit (usually the safest course), playing 'e5' or 'd5', white may in the latter case (very often he does) advance the c-pawn to 'c4' in an attempt at a gambit (usually declined with 'e6' or 'c6'),
but in a game opening with 'e4' it is almost always best to leave the f-pawn
unmoved and instead seize the initiative with N-f3. In d4 openings the b-Kt
is usually best placed at 'd2" to avoid the strain of a Cambridge Springs maneuver (double pin on Kt if black plays both Q-a5 and B-b4), at least until castling takes place.
u have to fight in lot of battles an train this is my answer... u have to train and win battles or use the day care or use rare candies (if you like) or (if find some) k that is it. :]
you have to be stupet
Go to school
blood
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It's possible to win a chess game with any set or number of pieces
The objective of chess is to take the king to win the game(war).
A game of chess is won when a player cannot make a move to prevent their king being captured in the next turn. In this way the position is called "checkmate". Another way to win a game of chess is through resignation, or, if the game is timed, then a player may win if his opponent's clock reaches zero.
Yes. In the game of chess, the only way to win is to trap the king so that no move can be made to save it.
The infinitive phrase is adjectival: it qualifies "way" The sentence expresses the idea that an "easy" way and a "to win at chess" way cannot coincide. It is similar to "A twenty kilogram miniature poodle doesn't exist", where the phrase is perhaps more clearly adjectival.
yes its in the rules. you dont have to play that way but if someone already said you do have to follow all the rules then you have to.
I would say use Yoshi and the Classic Dragster.
The checkmate requiring the least moves in a chess game is called the "Fool's Mate", and only takes 2 moves. 1. f2f3 e7e5 2. g2g4 qh4#
Game in 2 is the quicket way to win a game of chess. The best example is: 1.f3,e5 2.g4, Qh4# This is also called Fool's Mate.
You usually win a monetary prize from a chess tournament. The amounts vary but can go as high as $30,000, which was the amount awarded to the winner of the 2008 World Open chess tournament.
George M. Lapoint has written: 'Chess points, or, How you can win chess games' -- subject(s): Chess, Chess problems, Collections of games
An easy way to win at chess doesnβt exist