Chess Middlegame for Beginners: The Complete Tactics and Strategy Guide for Beginners by Cory Klein

Author:Cory Klein [Klein, Cory]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2018-03-10T00:00:00+00:00

“Strategy” in chess corresponds to any short- or long-term plan a player comes up with to achieve a specific goal. This goal can be the capture of a piece or the establishment of an advantageous position. Chess strategies usually comprise combinations of moves calculated by a player and resulting in a desired position.

The following is a list of important strategic concepts to keep in mind and apply during the endgame.

2.1. Gain space on the board

The idea of “space” in chess refers to the number of squares that are controlled by a player. The more total squares a player controls, the more space he has on the board. Space can be gained in numerous ways, but it is mostly done by properly placing pawns and developing pieces. Logically, the more space a player has, the easier it is for him to plan attacks and defend his own camp.

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