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1.Center Control: It is very important in the opening to control the center with pawns and pieces. Moreover center refers to e4,d4,e5 and d5 squares 2. Develop pieces: Developing pieces refers to bringing out all the minor pieces into the game. Moreover, minor pieces refer to Knight and Bishop. 3. Do the castle as soon as possible: Try to castle as soon as possible. Castling not only makes the king safe but also brings rook in the game. 4. Don't bring out Queen too early: We all know that Queen is very powerful but in the Queen is very weak. Bringing Queen out in the opening only helps the opponent to develop their pieces with tempo. 5. Don't move the same twice: In the opening, you should not move the same twice unnecessarily. Moving the same twice is just a waste move. Note: The opening chess principles that I mentioned above are to be followed in most cases. However, there are some exceptional cases where you can break these principles.

 So, In this Blog, we will mostly cover how to win with the 7th rank. So, the 7th rank pawn topic is divided into 3 parts :  1st part: while 7th rank  pawn is a  knight or central pawn on the seventh rank. 2nd part: when there is a Bishop pawn on the 7th rank. 3rd Part: When there is a Rook pawn on the 7th rank. General Point:     Queen vs Pawn endgame rules 1) The person having King and Queen is an attacker and the person having King and Pawn is the Defender.  In the Knight and centre pawn, the defender has no chance to draw the game until the attacker makes the silly mistake. 2) Whereas in the rook and Bishop defender has Equal chance of drawing the game.            1st part: while 7th rank P awn is a K night or Central pawn on the seventh rank.         General rule for Knight and Centre pawn on the 7th rank:      a) Give continuous Check to the King.      b) When King and Pawn get disconnected, then attack the pawn with the help of Queen.      c) Move your King towards defender Pawn

Double Rook Checkmate is one of the basic and easy checkmates among all the checkmates. Double Rook checkmate is also known as Lawnmover mate or  Bicycle Checkmate. There are mostly 3 important rules to follow for this type of mate. In this type , we mostly don't use the king to do the mate because we have both rooks on board. 1) Both rooks cannot be on the same file(a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h) or same rank(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8). 2)Cut the Space with one Rook and try to give a check with another rook. 3)When king is attacking the rook then try to support another rook or you can move away far from the king in the same file or same rank otherwise king will move to that king. Checkmating with two Rooks is very similar to checkmating with the Queen and Rook. However, it may take a little longer to checkmate with the two Rooks because the King is able to attack them more than it can attack the Queen. This is the position you should be aiming for to checkmate the enemy King with two Rooks: The Rook conf

                                      Nitish das with champion Trophy along with Md.Abdul Matlab, Secretary of Kamrul(R) chess                           Association,   Rajib   Dhar, Secretary of All Assam Chess Association, and Ravi Kant Tiwari Chief Arbiter of the Tournament. Shatranj 3.0 is the third edition of the annual chess Festival of Assam engineering college which held during their annual festival I. e Pyrokinesis!! Nitish Das claims the title in Shatranj 3.0, organized by  Assam Engineering College(AEC) on the 15th of February, 2020 at AEC, Jalukbari. In the final round, Nitish beat Tanveer Ahmed on the first board to score 6 points out of a possible 7. On the second and third board, Aarohan Bharadwaj and Nihad Islam Hazarika defeated Amlan Mahanta and Subhajit Dhar respectively. Aarohan and NIhad both scored 6 points as well but were placed 2nd and 3rd respectively on the basis of lower tiebreak scores. The top 10 players of the event were awarded trophies (for top 3 ranks)

How to make good exchanges!! Each of the chess pieces has its own strengths and weaknesses. That is why the pieces also have different values. Since the chessmen will be traded at various moments in the game it’s important to understand the value of each piece. Knowing the value will help you make informed decisions and better understand strategies for winning. White can capture black’s knight, but in return black will probably capture your bishop with one of their pawns. Your white’s bishop can capture the black knight, but then black will capture your bishop with one of their pawns. When you capture one of your opponent’s pieces and they capture you back, that is called an exchange. Now here’s why exchanges are important. At the start of a new game, both players get the same number of pieces and it will be difficult to checkmate your opponent’s king when they have so many pieces that can defend him. You must first capture as many as possible of your opponent’s pieces because the fewe

The first part consists of a chess course for everyone who knows nothing at all, or very little, about the game of chess. You will learn the names of all the pieces, how to pack the chessboard, how the pieces move, and what you need to do to win a game of chess. Once you’ve mastered this lesson you will be able to play a basic game of chess. I will show you how the chess pieces are allowed to move, but first, there are a few important things you need to know about the chessboard. There are 64 squares on a chessboard and a row of squares on a vertical line is called a file. Files. So this would be the a-file, the b-file, c-file, d-file, e-file, f-file, g-file, and lastly the h-file. On the other hand, a row of squares on a horizontal line is called a rank. Ranks. This would be the first rank, the 2nd rank, the 3rd rank, the 4th rank, the 5th rank, the 6th rank, the 7th rank and right at the top, the 8th rank. Then we also get diagonals. Diagonals. Some diagonals are long and others are