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Alekhine's Defense: World Champion Openings - Chess.com

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the kings indian

i was never a fan of the d4 opening. the reason i started to appreciate it is that it had a element of surprise among most of my opponents,and i thought that if i was surprised if my opponent played d4 than why shouldn't i try it.some of the main points to note in the d4 opening are

• element of surprise(a bit).
• needs positional play rather than tactical
• has long unclear positions
• must have patience

the most popular in the intermediate level chess players is the King's Indian defence and somewhat goes likes this

1. d4    Nf6
2. c4    g6
3. Nc3 Bg7
4. e4    d6
5. Nf3 0-0

the kings indian defence looks like this:

the kings indian defence is the most popular opening for black against the d4 opening.

we will see the some of the variations and a bit deep analysis of  the opening later in the next post.till then happy chessing. 

d4

The d4 opening is the second most commonly used of all the openings,and is a very good opening. it's got a very good potential for the players who like positional play.The most common openings which arise after d4 are

1. Queen's Gambit
2. Catalan
3. Benko Gambit
4. Benoi
5. The Dutch
6. Gruenfled
7. Queen's Indian
8. Nimzo Indian
9. King's Indian

Out of these openings the most common are the Queen's Gambit and the King's Indian which we are going to discuss in the next post.

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The Best Kasparov Combinations You've Never Seen - Chess.com

The Best Kasparov Combinations You've Never Seen - Chess.com

Hi again friends, today we will be learning about some of the basics.
having a open file for the rook is always an advantage especially in the middle game. the more active your rook is the better and it can only be active with the help of an open file.but remember if the rook should have use of that open file. the open file must help him penetrate the enemy camp other wise it is of no use.
see in the below game how the white has an open file for the white which gives him an advantage where as the black rook got trapped because of lack of development of the rook.SO ALWAYS REMEMBER YOU GOT AN OPEN FILE AND A ROOK GRAB THAT OPEN FILE.

white to play

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Chess is a game of intelligence as usually people think but the truth is it's all about the memory. remembering thousands openings, solving millions of tactics, and practicing hundreds and hundreds of end game situations. So, in this blog i am gonna publish all that i know about Chess as well as all the latest news in chess world.