Bright Bishops Chess Academy

I always suggest chess players that invest in good books.

Invest your time, energy and efforts into it.

You don't have to do all the books in order to improve your game.

Start with only one book.

That's what you need.

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You don't know what to do in the middlegame, right?

Well this is the right post for you to understand the basics of middlegame.

The major difference between an average player and a grand master is the ability to play middlegames smoothly.

In order to grow in chess, you have to learn how they play middlegames.

You need to improve it if you want to increase your ratings.

Well, it's very easy to understand but it's very difficult to apply.

So in this post, I tried to share four simple ways to play the middlegame properly. (Which you can apply easily too)

                                         
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Play the opening like a book, the middlegame like a magician, and the endgame like a machine.
-Rudolph Spielmann

                                                  

White to move, mate in 3 
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EXPLANATION
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1st slide - Forcefully taking advantage of the weak bank rank and the mating the the
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2nd slide - Kxb6 This move was not forced, If black did not take the bishop white would promote the pawn and win
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3rd slide - c8=N Promoted to a Knight and controls the a7 square
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4th slide - Ka5 Only move for black
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5th - b4 # CHECKMATE  

5th slide - Nh3

                                                  

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