Blunder Avoidance and Finding The Best Move Checklists - Chess Cheat Sheets For Improvement
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description: Stop losing games you were winning. These step-by-step checklists stop blunders before you make them, and helps you find the best move to make every single time. You know the feeling. You're up a piece. Maybe two. The game's basically won. Then you play one careless move, your opponent finds the reply you didn't see coming, and it all falls apart in a single move... Fifteen minutes of good chess, undone in about four seconds. Or the other one. You sit there for two full minutes, staring at the board, completely unsure what to actually play. You end up going with whatever feels right and hoping for the best. Half the time it's fine. The other half, you've just handed your opponent the game. If either of those sounds familiar, it's not because you don't understand chess. It's simply because you don't have a process to follow each time you make a move. And without one, even good players blunder. Here's the thing nobody tells you: strong players aren't smarter than you mid-game. If they were, you wouldn't be matched to their elo. They're not calculating twelve moves ahead while you're stuck on two. What they've actually got is a routine. A set of questions they run through, almost on autopilot, before every single move. It's why they don't hang pieces in positions they were winning, and why they always seem to find the move you missed. That routine is exactly what these checklists give you. There are two of them, working together. The Best Move Checklist walks you through finding your strongest move in any position, whether that's a forcing tactic sitting right there on the board or a quieter positional idea you'd otherwise miss. The Blunder Checklist is the safety net you run straight after, catching the hanging piece, the missed fork, or the mate in one before you commit to a move you can't take back. Each one is broken down by rating band: Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced. Because what actually trips up a 700 elo player has almost nothing to do with what trips up …
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