SourceThe intermediate guide to chess mastery is quite a catchy intro when you think about it. It has this flammery sound, making it seem like you are about to gain some high-paying lecture from a super grandmaster that will transform your chess into the elite standard you might be looking for. Nah, that's too bad and sorry to burst your bubbles, but the intro is an encompassing series of simple chess knowledge I have gathered over my 15 years of playing and studying chess.

Hello Everyone!So happy I completed the Beginner’s Chess series. I believe it’s something that helps me in the sense that it answers the question “Will you teach me how to play chess” - Also I find the fact I completed something very satisfying. I made it simple and easy and you can learn and still understand chess from my perspective. Writing the series made me want to start a new one - This time advance lessons. I’d do a series for players above the beginner’s level who are looking to improve their chess and get tips to add to their game. I don’t know how long it would run yet considering I haven’t written the outline yet. But I hope to start tomorrow.

This is a cross post of @samostically/how-to-play-chess-a-guide-for-every-beginner--a-special-hive-collection-of-posts by @samostically.Chess 101

Chess is for everyone, Hivers Included! Learn the basics of the game including how The Chess board works, how to move pieces, make plans and most importantly, learn how to win!!!14 posts designed to teach you the beautiful game of chess from scratch. Simple and easy way to learn.

“You have to have the fighting spirit. You have to force moves and take chances” - Bobby FischerFinally, it is the last lesson in our 14-day Learning Chess Series, and it has been a heck of a ride. Starting from an idea down to mapping out a lesson scheme filled with topics, and now concluding the series, wow, this feels truly ecstatic for me. Do not worry too much, all the lessons are on my blog in case you would like to go through them again at any time. Do not take your humble beginnings for granted, for every master was once a beginner.

“Chess is mental torture.” - Garry KasparovWow! We have made it to the penultimate lesson of the 14-day Learn Chess Series, and at this point, I am more than excited for how I was able to see this series down to this point. Throughout the series, we have covered many lessons, such as the chessboard, pieces, the language of chess, basic chess tactics, special moves, and now we are about to treat opening principles, a crucial lesson for every chess beginner out there. At this point, it feels like I am out of any story to give for my lesson, because I must have given it all out. Hmmm. I have to think of one.