Chess for Beginners: A Comprehensive Guide to Chess Openings and How to Play Chess Like a GrandMaster and Win Every Single Time by Rose Jeremy

Author:Rose, Jeremy [Rose, Jeremy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-12-27T16:00:00+00:00

Strategy

By strategy, we mean positional understanding, i.e. the ability to look at and evaluate a position and from it, formulate a play plan. Essentially, the strategy part of the middle game is about evaluating the moves you choose and the principles behind them, i.e. the aim of every individual move to the aim of the game, which as you know, is to checkmate the opposition and win the game.

Tactics

Tactics, on the other hand, are combinations that involve smart sacrifices, something we shall talk about soon. It makes sense that as you seek to control key squares in the center, in the opening phase of the game, and develop pieces at the same time; you will have to sacrifice some pieces for better positioning and advantage.

Tactics are about calculations, and therefore, it normally depends on strategic chess principles, with its main intent being to gain an advantage over the opponent.

While the two, strategy and tactic, appear similar, the underlying factors in both are different. Both, however, require a lot of practice to master.

The middle game is, perhaps, the most important part of the game because while it is possible to memorize the opening and endgame, each game has a unique middle game, which is why you should study middle game theory, and practice as many strategies and tactics as you can.

To help you out with this, here are important middle game principles you should master and consider at all times:

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