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N10 If you know what the thought process errors are, that's a first step toward minimizing them: youtube.com/watch?v=Px5YWx…. As for getting rid of your mistakes, here is a video on recognizing and categorizing mistakes: youtube.com/watch?v=03SnX8… #ChessTip #chesspunks #chessdojo

N9 It's an interesting decision whether to cash in on an advantage & grab some material (usually a pawn or the exchange) or keep up the pressure & go for more. Experience & good evaluation help but even strong players sometimes err this way. #ChessTip #chesspunks #chessdojo

N8 From Leitao's column on Abdusattorov's game chess.com/news/view/2025…: (After castling queenside) "When in doubt, just play Kb1" (or if Black ...Kb8) "I always like ot check this principle with the engine and it turns out this is a decent move again." White's 14th move #ChessTip

N7 Board vision is the ability to look at a position & see what's happening (before analysis) eg material count, which king looks safer, weak squares, piece eval etc. Board vision correlates with playing strength. Many things improve board vision bescoto.github.io/chess-count-qu… #ChessTip

N6 From danheisman.com/learning-educa… 3 Programs to store your openings: Chess Position Trainer chesspositiontrainer.com/index.php/en/ - FREE tool Chess Openings Wizard bookup.com/home/chess-ope… - The oldest and comprehensive tool (I own) Chessbook chessbook.com - a recent addition #ChessTip

N5 It only takes 1 bad move to fall off a cliff & 1 bad move to lose a game. Consistency, carefulness, concentration & stamina are important traits. One who plays 1800 for 38 moves & 800 for 2 moves isn't 1700. Don't allow a floobly! youtube.com/watch?v=OaWrUc… #ChessTip #chesspunks

N4 There can be 10 chess tips which only help you marginally but then there can be one which supplies an epiphany to really help you improve! Because Twitter limits length of tweets, often the biggest help comes via the links/videos youtube.com/watch?v=609SDh… #ChessTip #chesspunks

N3 Mobility = how many moves a piece has; Activity = what the piece can do. They are cousins, but mobility in general is objective while activity is subjective. Usually mobility leads to activity but not always. Piece evaluation: amazon.com/Elements-Posit… #ChessTip #chesspunks

N2 After 1.e4 the only replies where 2.d4 is not the main move are 1...e5, 1...c5, 1...d5, 1...f5, 1...Nf6 and 1...b5. Many beginners play 2.Nf3 against almost everything (eg French 1...e6 or Caro 1...c6) since it's the main move vs 1...e5 but it's not always accurate #ChessTip

N1 One of the most common intermediate level thought process errors I find is assuming a move when there are multiple possibilities (like captures/recaptures). I explain in detail about what to do instead in the video youtube.com/watch?v=GwKLAU… #ChessTip #chesspunks #chessdojo

O31 If your opponent makes a scary move, don't get excited & move too fast. Instead, adjust your mask & see if it's a trick or a treat. Sometimes eye candy is not as sweet as the real thing. But try not to be surprised too much: "Uh-oh!" can be deadly sometimes #ChessTip #Chess

O30 Some incorrectly say I tell players not to play fast chess. Never true; fast chess is a great way to practice/learn openings, board vision, tactical vision & time mgmt. Playing ONLY speed chess is not as good as you don't learn how to think for serious play. #ChessTip #Chess

O29 My coach Donald Byrne's rule: If you can win decisive material or play for mate, just win the decisive material. "If you play for mate & miss something you will kick yourself forever; but you (Dan) can beat any GM with decisive material advantage (eg win Q for N)" #ChessTip

O28 A "two-way" bishop is one that is active on both diagonals, e.g. Bg5 might pressure h4-d8 as well as c1-h6. That's one reason "putting the question" to the B with an AWL (eg ...h6) forces it to do one or the other but not both. #ChessTip #chesspunks #Chess #chessdojo

O27 If your local chess club only plays blitz/fast games & you are looking for some OTB slow chess, simply ask if you can organize or announce your intentions. As long as you are proactive & friendly, you might be surprised at the result. It only takes a few others... #ChessTip

O26 Reading chess books that are meant for those above your level can be more than a waste; it can occasionally be harmful. As de la Maza, who initially did this, wrote "...then I started thinking about the wrong things" Up to 1700 safety>strategy #ChessTip #chesspunks #chessdojo

O25 AWL (Attack with something Worth Less) is a very useful learning/teaching concept; I use it all the time, eg explaining winning a tempo in the opening. AWL Threats must be met differently than most other threats. youtube.com/watch?v=GxQ_3S… #ChessTip #Chess #chesspunks #chessdojo

O24 Although the king has "infinite" trading value, it's avg fighting value is ~4.25. So if you are in an endgame & trying to win & refuse to use your K, you better be at least 5 pawns ahead to have superior fighting value. Otherwise you almost always need the K to win! #ChessTip

O23 One reason stronger players are better is their evaluation skills. I may analyze sequences ABC and XYZ & think the positions after C & Z evaluate similarly & choose X, then after the game the stronger player says "You should have played A!" youtube.com/watch?v=zY7jBT… #ChessTip

O22 A tongue-in-cheek principle is "The hardest game to win is a won game". But unless your opponent makes a mistake, you can't win a lost or drawn game. Yes, it's hard to win games where you are barely winning & require lots of technique but in others you win easily #ChessTip

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Improve the 6 skills to improve your game🤞🤞 . . . #chesstip #chesstricks #chesstactics #chesslessons #chessstrategy #chessstrength #chessstruggles #chesstechniques #chessunderstanding #chessskills

Stay Positive 🤞👍✌ . . . #chesstip #chesstricks #chessstrategy #chesspower #chesspoint #chessfailure #chessachievements #chesswin #chesslessons

Get A Mentor🤝👩‍🏫🧑‍🏫 . . . #chesscoach #chessmentor #chesstip #chesstricks #chessstrategy #chessadvice #chessmotivation #chessmoves #chessdifficulty #chessfailure

🔑 #ChessTip: Dominate the board by seizing control of the center! Position your pieces strategically for maximum influence, enhancing both offense and defense. Keep in mind, the center is the beating heart of every chess game.

إن التحكم في الوسط في لعبة الشطرنج يشبه الإمساك بمفتاح الفوز 🏆 Controlling the center in chess is like holding the key to win 🏆 #chess #chesstip #qatarchess #doha #qatar #شطرنج #نصيحة_شطرنج #شطرنج_قطر #الدوحة #قطر

Give your opponent a fierce opening challenge! #ChessTip #TipForTheDay #SquareOff #Getsquareoff

A passive rook is a dead rook. #chesstip #Chess

Have control on the ⬛⬜⬛⬜ . . . #chesstip #chesstitle #chessdedication #chesswhite #chessblack #chessbattle #chessdefeat #chessvictory #chessvalue #chessmoves #chessknight

#chesstip In chess, it's vital to know when to trade pieces. Timely exchanges can remove opponent's active pieces, simplify the game, open up victory paths, or ensure a robust endgame. It's beyond mere moves, it's about leveraging piece swaps to gain board advantage.

"OVERKILL"Checkmate patterns♟🤝 . . . #chessmate #chesstip #chesstactics #chesslaws #chessprinciples #chesscheckmate #checkmate #chessgames #chessking #chessrook #chessqueen

Critical thinking is the most important factor in chess. As it is in life, you need to think before you make decisions. - Hikaru Nakamura Want to be a pro in this game❓ Hurry up❗ check out the link in the bio📝🙌 . . #chessmeme #chessbase #chesstip #chesstips #chessrushtips

#ChessTip: In many cases, the person who controls the 4 squares at the center of the board will have the better game #CheckmateTVShow

If you want to win at chess, don't move the same piece twice during the opening! It's a popular misconception that you can move the same piece twice in opening but it isn't true. So, if you're going to study chess game you should avoid such beginners' mistakes. #CHESSTIP

Don't allow your opponent to show you what he can do. #chesstip #chess

Your reaction when your friend who does not play chess asks you to explain a complex chess meme.😂😂 #chesstraining #chesstip #chesstips #tips4chess #yourreaction #youbelike

Look for forced moves first!!!⬜⬛⬜⬛ . . . #chesstip #chesstricks #chesstips #chessstrategy #chessstruggles #chessstrength #chessmoves #chesscombinations #chess24 #chesstraining

Always remember that you can never skip a turn in chess. You've got to make the turn at the right time, or else your opponent will checkmate you.👑 #chesstraining #chesstip #chesstips #tips4chess

#chesstip from Siegbert Tarrasch "In a rook and pawn ending, the rook must be used aggressively. It must either attack enemy pawns, or give active support to the advance of one of its own pawns to the queening square." #chess #quote