The Steps


Intro:
Before you begin
Step 1:
Set up the board and prepare to play
Step 2:
Know the basics
Step 3:
Study the pieces and their movements
Step 4:
Consider your first moves
Step 5:
Learn about "castling" with the king
Step 6:
Memorize the special moves of the pawn
Step 7:
Know the difference between check and checkmate
Step 8
Learn the ways to end the game

 

 

 

 

 

Sports and Recreation


2torial #0581:
Learn2 Play Chess (Continued)

Step 1Set up the board and prepare to play

Most beginner players quickly remember the setup of the pieces. It's easy if you think of the pieces getting shorter as they move away from the king and queen. The bishop is the tallest, then the knight, then the rook. But sometimes players have trouble remembering what order the king and queen go in. Just remember, the opposing kings are always "facing" each other along the same vertical line (see illustration), the queen always goes on her own color and the board is set up with a white square on each player's right side.Go 2Step 2



 

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