Chess/Ches opening
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Which is the best opening u think ?? or u prefer to ??
hi john!
there are 100s of possible combinations you can open a chess game with. but the main motive behind every opening should be such that, u donot leave a weak defence behind you and can attack systematically.
To keep a dominating position in the game always control the center of the board. so i'll suggest you to move king pawn, queen pawn and the two kinghts towards the center of the board at the very start. this gives u good control over the center as the center pawns are controled by kinghts and the queen while the bishops also get a way out. this opening gives u a good way to continue ur game as u can use each of ur peices for attack as well as defence.
thank you
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Satyajit Das
Expertise
Ask me anything related to CHESS. Give me a tricky situation,ask me any chess rule, or some tips to defeat your opponent, or any hidden moves. I'll give you the best answer available. I dont consult any software. I have my own way to analyze and i give you my mind. Please dont ask me any championship dates etc. For that better consult FIDE website.
Experience
I have been playing chess since 15 years. Gone through various phases of the game winning some and also losing some.longest winning streak:89 games.Won many championships and a registered member of Gameknot.com, chesshere.com, chess.com, chesscube.com
Education/Credentials
Engineer (Electronics and Communication).
Awards and Honors
State champion for three consecutive years. Under 19 chess champion, 2000. Awarded by AICF (All India Chess Federation).
Runner up in National Chess Championship, Dehradun.
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