6 Best Chess Openings for Beginners | Top Moves, Plans, Strategy, Gambits, Tactics, Traps & Ideas 

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Many decades ago, I played chess by mail with a guy in France. It was way before the internet and cell phones, and long distance phone calls were so expensive back then. We would each mail our next move in an envelope via the postal service. It took about a month for me receive his next move and a month for him to receive my next move via the mail. A game took about 14 years.

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The best move is R×b7. If K×b7 then Nd6 fork and the sweety is gone. White can easily promote to queen. If king doesn't capture then the black queen has to sacrifice itself otherwise Nc5 is checkmate. Additional point : After R×b7, if queen captures knight, first R×a7 check and then d×e4.

Up Front Timestamps 0:00 Chess Openings for Beginners - Intro 0:20 White: London System 1:47 White: Italian Game 3:12 White: Closed Sicilian 4:12 About BetterHelp 5:22 Black: Kings Indian Setup 6:36 Black: Queens Gambit Declined 7:45 Black: Open Sicilian / Dragon Variation 8:52 Chess Puzzle

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The best move is R×b7, if king takes Rook then the knight goes to d6 and forks the king and queen. And you are winning. If any other move then Nc5 mate. If black tries to eliminate the knight by capturing with the queen. Don't straight away capture the queen. But you can gain one more pawn by first R×a7+. After king takes Rook you capture the queen. And the black pawn cannot promote because of the white king. And also you are up 2 pawns. So white is completely dominating this endgame.

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I'm always happy to see these. I feel comfortable in most Queen's gambit positions but don't really go for anything else. Sometimes a London but idk it too well. With black, I can do a Queen's Indian or King's Indian but idfk what to do with it once I place the bishop, knight, 2 pawns, and castle. Lol

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The answer is : Rook into b7. The Idea is if king takes the rook, then Nd6 is a folk. And if King doesn't move and moves his queen, then Nc5 would be a checkmate because B file is covered by rook, A5 square is protected by the pawn. And also Queen can't defend it.

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PUZZLE: First we have a stunning Rook sacrifice by Rxb7 .. If black king takes then we have a brilliant Ndu forking the king and queen, as a result of which we are not only up a pawn but also a knight.. If he plays any other move like cxd3, then we have Nc5# which is surprisingly a mate.. Even if he defend the c5 square by his queen or even we have an exchange of rook and knight for the queen, then we can even goggle up the c pawn.. As a result we are up 1-2 pawns, and can easily win the game Thnk you Jeetendra Advani Sir, Your videos are inspiring and praiseworthy enough to be elucidated! Please keep on posting such interesting and incredible videos, which enhance and replenish our minds!

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The best move for the puzzle is to sacrifice the Rook by taking b7 and after that, the Black King take the rook you can go for fork on d6 with Night

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The best move is rxb7. If he takes you have a khight fork and there no way to stop the mate nc5 unless the queen is given or tactically captured

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Your Video Is amazing 👏 And the puzzle answer is , Rxg7 if Kxg7 , Ne6 Forks the two And if black plays a random move as Qd3 then Nf5 .

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Knight c5 is the best move as it will end the game within next move 🔥

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RE: GAME THAT TOOK 14 YEARS. I've been getting quite a few enquiries. My chess opponent in France, many decades ago, before the internet, like myself, would mail our next chess moves in an envelope sent through the post office. It would sometimes take 3 or 4 weeks for either of us to receive the others next move. My opponent, an artistic Frenchman, would often make drawings of his next move, instead of just writing down what his next move was. I got his letter one day postmarked from France. I enthusiastically opened it, wondering for weeks and weeks what his next move would be. When I unfolded the piece of paper it said "CHECKMATE." I had to laugh, I remembered my last move and he was in trouble, and I anticipated sending him a note proclaiming CHECKMATE very soon. I hurried to the drawer where I kept the thick stack of our moves and looked at the one on top. He drew it with a pencil instead of writing out his move in words. There was a long debated disagreement about what piece his crude drawing pictured. Needless to say, it was more a stalemate, than a checkmate. We argued back and forth on this through the US and French mail. Snail mail from that far away. Long distance phone calls wefe very expensive and out of the question. We had already spent a small fortune in postage stamps. "The chess piece I drew was this; and that piece drawn was clearly that" he claimed. It looks way more like "that" than "this" I strongly protested. The argument went on for 20 months. 23 heated letters back and forth between him in France and myself in the United States. We finally agreed to let an unbiased impartial judge decide on who won, to end this nearly decade and a half marathon chess match. We finally agreed on a man from Copenhagen to be the judge to decide it. At first we considered a man from Sri Lanka to be the judge. He sent us his picture, and we decided against him, seeing that he wore glasses. Then we considered a man from Switzerland (a nice NEUTRAL country) who lived in a chalet in the Swiss Alps. But his fondness for Impressionistic paintings put us off on him. We finally decided on the man from Copenhagen to be the impartial judge "If only I had been a little better artist" the Frenchman thought. "If only he had been a little better artist", I thought. The much anticipated letter from Copenhagen with the decision, arrived in the US mail about a month later. It seemed the longest 4 weeks of my life. Springtime had already sprung "This is it" I thought, as I unfolded the letter. "Here it is; this is it." I closed my eyes tightly shut for a full minute, and hoped to the heavens for a favorable ruling. I opened my eyes slowly, and looked at the letter The judge had rendered his decision...... It was a draw. It was declared a tie. After 14 years and 8 months; it was declared a tie. Drats !! I sense that some of you have found this amusing. Ticklish... Without Feathers - W. Allen.

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The answer for the question It's a mate in two : Knight c5 check and the the king has two running options b6 and B5 if he goes in either ways rook b7 is game over for black

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For the checkmate of black, Firstly the knight will go to C5, For prevention of check the white king has only one move B5 then it goes, After that you have to take your rook to B7. Itz CHECKMATE From Bihar

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WHITE 1. 0:20 London Opening - d4, Bf4, e3, Nf3, Bd3, c3, bNd2 2. 1:47 Italian Opening - more tactical 3. 3:12 Closed Sicilian - BLACK 4. 5:32 King’s Indian v ANYTHING! 1. … f3, Fiancetto, @ e4>… e6, Castle 4a. 6:07 Pirc - … e6, King’s Indian 5. 6:44 QG declined - e6 or c6 6. 7:45 - Open Sicilian - faster

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Thanks for this video and 👌🎉 and the best move for white is Rg6 than further Nd6

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