35 Vital Chess Principles | Opening, Middlegame, and Endgame Principles – Chess Strategy and Ideas
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Clear and easy to follow, WITH EXAMPLES – the top 35 chess principles that EVERY chess player needs to know. These chess principles cover the opening, middlegame and endgame. Chess opening principles are crucial to help you get off to a good start. Chess middlegame principles are vital throughout the game. Chess endgame principles are important to finish off the game properly. These chess principles will take your chess strategy to the next level. These chess concepts and ideas are crucial to how to improve at chess. One of the best ways to improve your chess strategy, is to learn these important chess principles. These chess strategies will help your chess rating grow very rapidly. These chess principles are beneficial to beginners, intermediate chess players and advanced chess players as well. There are some beginner chess principles, some intermediate chess principles, and some advanced chess principles.
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Good video for someone rated 400.
Amazing mate cheers
When you're down a rook and your opponent is two moves from promoting a pawn with check, hope chess is your only resource.
When you are weak on one color of squares, you are really weak on both colors. (Bronstein, paraphrased)
Related:
When a player has a losing position and is weak on one color, the opponent's breakthrough will come on the other color. (Neil McDonald, paraphrased)
And I can't remember who said this – again, I paraphrase:
When you have a choice of rook moves, consider carefully the plusses and minuses of each move. Once you come to a conclusion and have decided on moving a rook, move the other one instead.
Doubled rooks on one file supporting a pawn just won me a checkmate from the jaws of defeat! Thank you!
Awesome video!!
I knew most of these from either general logic or years of playing, but there have still been a few that I have never considered before. Much obliged, Sir.
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This was super helpful.
If you find a good move, find a better one.
-Ruy Lopez
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I always come to the comments to laugh hahahahah
I basically agree with almost everything you are saying Jason, but I slightly disagree with the concept of never moving your pawns in front of your castled king. An occasional exception is when you are bringing a pawn to h3 or h6 to prevent further knight advances. Just don't overdo it.
I have a very specific reason for every chess move Iβve ever madeβ¦. Idk what else to do
Wow thanks!!!
12:20 Why QueenG5 and not capturing with pawn?
Following these principles
Learning 3 opening for both sides
not hanging pieces
And practicing your tactics can alone help you get to 1600-1800
Great video.Well explained.Thankyou bro.
Wow I was skeptical about a Top 35 video but this was very amusing and helpful. I haven't even seen this guy play but I know he's good. I learned more in 20 minutes than all my games I've played. Thank you so much for the tips. They feel like secret weapons.
Very nice lesson! Thank you.
cool
Magnus breaks all these rules in one game
Really enjoyed the video. Thanks! Could you repeat principle 29 again π
2:00 castle ?! What's that ?! Naaah leave the boring stuff for the GMs
Thanks man
I've learned that Rooks are worth 4 Points…
May be a german thing, but i think it enhaces the meaning of "a knight and a bishop are worth more (3+3) than a rook an a pawn (4+1)
Very good I like these principals. Thank u
you did not show the example of trading passive pieces for active pieces..
Hope chess makes you better actually. If you're smart you can make sick mates.
tried this tips and got a brilliant move endgame nicely done video
11:00 if the rook moved to the 7th rank it would be a capture
Thanks for this. As a beginner, this was super useful.
I really loved ur vid, I'm just watching cuz of my chess final tommorow. But.. I truly agree with ur "HOPE" chess lmao ππ
All basic rules I know are told here but only one…that is….space advantage
principle #35 best principle
Bishops should be equally as good as knight as pawn blockers.
Best educational channel for beginners on YouTube! I would have added "A pinned piece is a useless piece.".
Excellent video, thank you so much!! Everything made sense and was really well explained
All good basic principles …that I learned after years of playing
nice
Like itβs real life counterpart, the Knight belongs in the midst of Battle.
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Good sir, I'm pretty new to chess, but I'm not seeing how this pawn in front of black's king can't take the knight 17:03. How is this a checkmate?
First 34 rules: How can you advance yourself
35th rule: ignore first 34 rules
Thanks a lot for this video man, few weeks ago I watched this video and three days later I was able to qualify at a collage tornament all thanks to you, so thanjs a lot manππ€
This is good for the very low-ranked players, but a person using them afterward will get cream. Why? Because the "generally speaking" pile up. Example: "Move knight before bishops" contradict by the Ruy Lopez opening, which is a common opening. One could reduce the number of principles for higher levels by taking such situations into account.
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#3 position now and watched first time your video wonderful work outs taken by you to give tips here keep on moving to give more tips we can watch & learn very quick knowledge can be gained by watching your video thanking you Mr.sai India
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