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What is the best beginner opening for black and why
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Ethan6t9 hat geschrieben:
What is the best beginner opening for black and why
In my opinion the following openings are good in the beginning:
for white: Italian opening for white. Play dynamic chess, but try to play as principled as possible. Giving up the center for a pawn voluntarly just does not sound right to me in the beginning - so no fried liver!
If black plays scandinavian then go for the main lines. If black plays the modern, french, caro kann then go and get more space in the center with your pawns
for black: symmetrical against central pawn openings (1.e4 e5; 1.d4 d5) against any other opening try to size the center early.
Make sure not to lose too much time on openings and work on stuff that matters! Calculation and tactics is the key in the beginning.
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Delight896 hat geschrieben:
How can I avoid blunders
You cannot "avoid" blunders. They will happen again and again. The only thing you can change is the frequency of your blunders. Stronger players are better, because they blunder less. They know much more, their skills are much better, thus they are not prone to blundering as much.
Greetings Saro, How do you play speed chess? 😅 The time constraints in Blitz and Bullet makes it very difficult for me to play those games, so much that I lose many of my games. Is there a way to practice speed chess and improve? ~Luca
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TheLuca05 hat geschrieben:
Greetings Saro, How do you play speed chess? 😅 The time constraints in Blitz and Bullet makes it very difficult for me to play those games, so much that I lose many of my games. Is there a way to practice speed chess and improve? ~Luca
To be honest, I am really bad in speed chess. My official rapid and blitz ratings are over 100 below my standard fide rating.
Blitz is for stress release, at least for me. After finishing or starting my daily coaching tasks I take time to play some games to relax.
Feel free to ask your questions.
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