I wasted years losing at chess, until I learned this

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  @Pegasus-Chess · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

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• DA

  @DanielScholtus · 1 year ago

  &quot;Do not attack&quot; -&gt; draws first blood by murdering a knight

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• JO

  @johnsmith-tq5zn · 1 year ago

  Even more effective: Don&apos;t play chess. 100% guaranteed you&apos;ll never lose at chess that way.

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• CH

  @chrislabate4549 · 1 year ago

  Your system works,20 years I played chess the wrong way,the books I read about chess were more about the patterns but not the thought process

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• FA

  @Fallout_Chess · 1 year ago

  “Let’s just move the rook. We just need to move it” 😂 Great insight there

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• BR

  @brandonzidzik · 1 year ago

  For me the most effective observation was the first about developing pieces where you mention what it is doing now as well as what WAS it doing, realizing I did not often consider that step especially in the opening

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• HA

  @harveyjohnny1967 · 1 year ago

  You know, I have watched a silly number of ches tutorial videos in my life and this is one of the clearest and best I&apos;ve ever seen.

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• J-

  @j-mo3129 · 1 year ago

  This was one of the best videos that I have seen. Very simple with little to calculate, at least at my level.

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• AN

  @anon5041 · 1 year ago

  Hierarchy of moves: Checkmate, check, capture, Threaten

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• LG

  @lgzster · 1 year ago

  I often lose winning positions because I fail to simplify. In your game, I would have been afraid to lose material at the end, but you showed that it&apos;s a winning endgame.

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• JE

  @jessejordache1869 · 1 year ago

  I, too, lost a lot of games trying to win &quot;brilliantly&quot;. &nbsp;When I studied Karpov, a light when on in my head, and I stopped spinning my wheels at 1600.

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• PA

  @patrickwomack5256 · 1 year ago

  I followed your system and added not attacking in opening phase i found much cleaner games though in not making best or amazing moves i am no longer getting misses been hitting 0/0/0 every game since adapting this style next step is getting better at reading moves ahead into their plan or just developing in a way that puts pieces on their best squares and avoid advanced tactics like clearance,blockade,interference , tempo and zugzswang. To take it a step further but for now forcing brain to go through steps

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