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How To Win Chess Every Time..."
By: Chad Chesterman
My dad didn't want me to write this.
He begged me not to let his secrets out. He said it could ruin his reputation.
You see, Dad likes to think he's one of the world's best chess players.
Whenever people are in awe of his game, he likes to brag about how nobody can beat him.But the truth is, I finally watched him long enough to figure out his secrets. It took me over four years, but I finally beat him for the first time.
"In Fact, He Was So Mad ThatHe Threw The Chess Board Across The Table!"
He was enraged.Sure, in the beginning, he loved playing with me. He'd dominate the game every single time. But as soon as I learned to quickly and easily beat him, he became furious.I'll admit it. I taunted him in the beginning.
"It's just a game, Dad!"
Ha. Ha. Yeah, RIGHT!
"His Ego Was Crushed."
But hey, he deserved it. Do you know how many times I had to hear him brag about how unbeatable he was?Now, I'm not going to say that as soon as I beat him, I never lost again. But once I learned a few potent groundbreaking strategies and added them to what I learned from my father - I was unstoppable.The crazy thing is,
"You Won't Believe How Easy It Is To Thrash Your Oppponents."
Once you learn the tricks I learned, you'll practically be forced to win.Between watching my father and studying with a vengeance, I figured out…
Why you lose games that you KNOW you should be winning…
How to improve your game by as much as 200, 500, or 1000%
Exactly when to strengthen your defense and when to attack (This might shock you.)
Specific strategies to get the best out of black and white pieces… and how to use your color to your advantage
The hands-down best strategies to use when you're on the defense
How guarding against capture can give you an unbeatable edge over your opponent
Opening mistakes you should avoid like the plague
Eventually I got so into the game that I joined a league and started competing in tournaments.
When I tell you everything I learned from that, you'll…
"Beat The Pants Off Anyone Who Dares To Take You On!"
I know, I'm starting to sound like my father. But it's true. Here's some more of what I discovered:
The power of pawn promotion
The right way to develop your pieces from the very start (You won't believe what this will do for your game)
An extremely common mistake that developing chess players make over and over, without even realizing it (Once you recognize how easily this destroys your game, you'll probably be furious with yourself.)
Why you should avoid an excess number of pawn moves like the plague…
Discover tempting but lethal attacks which, if made, can cost you your game. Do NOT let these happen to you!
The very best ways to utilize pawns in the endgame, and how to win when you have no pawns left
The exact rule regarding "castling" and why you should do this no later than 10 moves into the game…
Precisely which pawn is essential to defend in the opening
What being "pinned" means, and why this will kick your ass if you let it happen to your pieces
How to decide which priority should be given to over 150 strategies
"These Mega-Valuable Tips Give You A Cutting Edge And Explosive Power!"
It's amazing how easy it is to slaughter your opponents once you have insider's knowledge.Here's what else I managed to stuff in my bag of tricks:
How to avoid the common mistakes that lead to losing "won games"
Cutthroat strategies that'll stop your opponent cold
How to correctly use your most powerful piece (the queen) for cleverly disguised tricks…
Secret techniques that'll give you jaw-dropping power…
Why leaving your king in it's original position is a tremendous mistake
How to use the unrelenting technique of "Double-Attack" and get ASTONISHING effect from your pieces
How to exploit your superior mobility
Hidden secrets of "simplifying"
How to make sacrifices in a way that'll catapult your odds of winning
Bloodthirsty principles to apply to games where your opponent has more experience than you…
The 3 Indispensable middle game maneuvers that are critical for winning any game
How to devour your opponents alive with these game setting strategies that prepare you for middle and end game tactics…
Why experienced players will happily take a bishop in return for a knight
Battle-hardened tactics to reduce the game to king & pawn endings (This almost always means a cemented win for you.)
...and much, much more.
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