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Chess Tutorial : Opening Essentials
Build an Opening Repertoire
- Part 1 : How to Avoid Losing in the Opening.
Here's how to avoid losing a chess game in the opening. It's a simple procedure that can be used by all players from beginner to expert, including the best in the world. What do grandmasters know that the rest of us don't?
- Part 2 : Select One Move for each Critical Position.
An opening repertoire is a nice expression that means 'if my opponent moves there, then I'll play here', where the preparation is done at home. Not only will it help you get a good game in the opening, it will also start you thinking about a chess position the way the best players do.
- Part 3 : Practical Considerations.
Keep your repertoire balanced, consult references, consider your strengths & weaknesses, use your computer, and track your results. Don't be surprised as your playing strength improves. You're on the path to becoming an expert or better.
- Start With a Winning Game Plan
- Step Through the Opening Moves Played by the Masters
- Learn More about the First Move
- Build an Opening Repertoire
- Read In-depth Tutorials on Specific Openings
- Practice Avoiding Traps
- Become Acquainted with Gambits
- Find Out More in these References
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