Chess For Beginners

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The game of Chess is a popular one with millions of players spread across different parts of the globe. Before the dot.com bubble and the internet, statistical reports show that Chess was famous and international tournaments were held between countries. The rationale behind the popularity of Chess is not rocket science and is, in fact, easily explainable. The game is straightforward to learn, is played by two people, and is also fascinating. As a game, the effect of chess on the mind of a beginner is somewhat paradoxical. The first victory will leave one feeling like he or she can take on the world and move mountains, which is not true. It only takes one loss to realize that one suffers from an illusion and is not as good. This effect reflects the beauty of the game and how it can impact us as humans, just like other sports. Are you a beginner chess player? Or you've always dreamt of playing chess, but you’ve found it challenging to grasp the whole idea of the game. Do not be intimidated; unlike what you think, while chess is a top and royal board game, it is not exclusively played by intelligent or smart people. Most of the best players in the game, at some point, attest to reading books such as this to enable them to improve tremendously. If you own this ebook, then you’re in luck. This ebook contains all that you need to move from a chess newbie to a Chess grandmaster. Joining the bandwagon of people that memorize chess moves and later use them is not only inadequate for you as a chess player but grossly unprofessional. This book offers a solution to that by providing informational and informative content for beginners. Duration - 9h 13m. Author - Gary Williams. Narrator - Ben Herold. Published Date - Thursday, 05 January 2023. Copyright - © 2021 Meryem Publications LLC ©.

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English