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Oct 03, 2012
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starstarstarstar 		Also Move the Fewest Pawns
by: Roberto Martinez

Great tips! Specially for strong defensive play. I would only add that it is generally a good idea to move as few pawns as possible in the opening. It is better to develop your pieces before moving a lot of pawns. Also think before moving a piece, otherwise you might end up blocking the development of another piece.
Oct 03, 2012
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starstarstarstarstar 		Beginners Guide
by: ABBAS

I am a beginner and relatively new to the this game. Your tips will be useful for me to approach the game in right way. I have tried these moves against my friend and it really payed off. Thanks for your tips. Keep posting many.
Oct 03, 2012
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by: Rob Warren

Good writeup, Khitam. I have been playing for a while now but still consider myself a novice considering the sheer magnitude of the variations in available strategies through each and every move. Any beginning chess player should find these opening strategies helpful, I know I learned a few new things today.
Oct 03, 2012
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starstarstarstarstar 		Knights and Rooks to the End
by: Ramamoorthy

To win a game it is very important to think twice or thrice before moving. We should not give a chance to the opponent to defeat us. The knights and the rook are very important. We should have knights and rooks surviving to the endgame. They will put us in a position to win the game.

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