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Do this to improve in Chess in short time

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The rules of chess are simple and easy to remember but to improve in chess will normally take time, hard work and commitment. You might have get advice on chess from professional to focus on tactic problems, Analyse your games, practice daily, take lessons from mentor. All this stuff might bore you at some point, but here I will tell you some interesting shortcuts to improve you game which follows: 1.Give 100% to every game you game, give full attention and effort play like it's do or die. Don't try to make any excuse of loss or blunder moves you make instead find best come back move to win. 2. Don't hope in chess, your every move must be proper consideration of what your opponent will response. Make sure that for every move you make be three to four move deep. So when you make a move you must have figured out what you think is your opponent’s best reply. 3. Use your time  efficiently and wisely for each move. Since chess is all about deep thought and long analysis use your

Centuries of Strategy: Italian Game in Chess

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 The Italian Game is an old and popular chess opening that many players use. It's been around for a long time and is played by people of different skill levels. This opening starts with the moves 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 and is based on White's pieces moving in a way that helps control the center of the board and put pressure on Black's pawn. It follows basic rules of chess by focusing on controlling the center and keeping the king safe. This leads to different types of strategies and tactics during the game. Famous chess players from Italy, like Giulio Cesare Polerio, Pedro Damiano, and Gioachino Greco studied and used the Italian Game a lot. They wrote many books and ideas about it, contributing to chess theory. The Italian Game has been played for centuries and is loved by chess fans because it combines tradition with smart strategies. Dive into Ruy lopez, Queen gambit & English opening for other prominent opening.