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Are you a beginner in the game of chess and want to improve your chances of victory in your training games, or even in tournaments? Do you want to turn the tables and find yourself on the attacking side of the board instead of defending desperately hopeless positions?
In this video, GM Damian Lemos has some chess strategy tips for beginners which will help you get to know the basic chess principles. He explains in a simple way the sorts of things you can do to instantly improve your game.
Many beginners suffer frustrating experiences during their first chess games. Sure, they know the moves each piece and make and they understand the general aim of the game. But, they get mated quickly, lose control over their positions without even recognizing what has happened.
They often stalemate their opponents with numerous extra pieces, throwing away a win for only a draw. Every chess player remembers the days when he or she tried to capture as many pieces as possible without any significant clue about how to checkmate the opponent with all the extra pieces.
These situations can be very discouraging, especially for children getting started on a chess career, but there are a variety of chess strategy tips for beginners that can help you avoid them. Do you want to put an end to those quick loses, frustrating moments and wasted half points?
Playing experience, recognizing typical patterns, knowing some simple openings as well as building some basic endgame skills, as well as many more basic chess principles are the key to efficient progress.
For example, one chess strategy to bear in mind is that your opening choice is essential for the progression of the game. Openings are often very complex and for beginners it can be extremely difficult to learn them properly by heart. Therefore it would be wise to choose to play simple chess as a newcomer instead of cramming in certain theoretical lines.
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