Discover How to Master Chess and Overcome More Experienced Opponents With Battle-Tested Opening Strategies and Proven Tactics, Even if You've Never Seen a Chess Board Before

Have you always wanted to learn chess, but found the game too intimidating to learn properly? Are you tired of losing game after game online, with friends, or at the local park? Do you want to take your chess playing skills to the next level and become a pro-chess player?

If your answer is yes to any of these questions, then this book is for you.

With the popularity of Netflix's "The Queen's Gambit", chess has seen a big comeback. But if you're approaching the game for the first time, it can be a tad complex. But it doesn't have to be that way.

In this comprehensive guide to chess for absolute beginners, you'll learn how to think 5 to 10 moves ahead and combine each chess piece with powerful opening strategies and endgame tactics to crush your opponents like a grandmaster.

Here's what you're going to discover in the pages of Chess for Beginners

• A short, intriguing guide on the history of chess that every chess enthusiast need to know about
• The fundamental rules and basic knowledge you need to know as a chess beginner to get started
• 4 beginner-friendly, opposition-destroying openings and their variations you can master in a day
• Bad chess openings, traps, and mistakes that can cost you a game before you've even moved your first piece
• Little-known, nuke-level powerful chess strategies and tactics that will blow your opponent away
• Everything you need to know about chess endgames and 4 tips to help you come out on top every time
• ...and much, much more
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Even if you've never played a single game of chess before, the intuitive explanations in this guide will get you started on your path to becoming a chess champion and impress your family, friends, and opponents with your chess skills.

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