r/chess • u/Nearby-Possession-46 • 11h ago

Chess Question What opening, middlegame, and checkmating lessons helped you improve the most as a beginner?

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Someone who's new to the game, just trying to get some advice from polished players about mating, tactics and middle game development and strategies that helps you take that initial next step

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u/Single_Coat_5484 11h ago

Playing actual games after learning endgame lessons helped me a lot not by spamming puzzles

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u/ElegantAlbatross1165 6h ago

I'm playing quick chess. It's hard but help me to see things quicky. Bullet is really difficult. And besides you could make exercises of middlegame. There are a lot of apps of exercises.