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Chess is a game that builds both sides of the brain, increases IQ and reduces the risk of Alzheimer's! If you want to improve your Planning & Foresight, Concentration, Patience, Reading, Risk Taking, Problem-Solving, Memory, Creativity, Critical Thinking, Abstract Reasoning, Pattern Recognition, Visualisation and Perseverance - then play Chess. It makes you think, how a game of such simple rules can have more possible positions than there are atoms in the Universe.

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      • Lesson 13: Halloween Army
      • Lesson 12: Mini Chess
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      • Lesson 9: Special Rules: the Pawn
      • Lesson 11: Antichess
      • Lesson 10: Special Rules: the King
      • Lesson 8: Playing a Full game of chess
      • Lesson 7: Rules of Chess: the Pawn (Soldier)
      • Lesson 6: Rules of Chess: the Knight (Horse)
      • Lesson 5: Rules of Chess: the Bishop
      • Lesson 4: Rules of Chess: the Rook (Castle)
      • Lesson 3: Rules of Chess: the Queen
      • Lesson 2: Rules of Chess: The King
      • Lesson 0: Aim of the Game
      • Lesson 1: Introducing the pieces & their ranks

Thursday, 17 May 2012

Lesson 0: Aim of the Game

Chess is a 2 player game. Each player controls an army. Your aim is to kill the other player's King, before they kill yours! As soon as their King is dead - ("Checkmate") - you have won! - even if all their other pieces are still alive

Posted by Dery at 06:49
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Robert J. Fischer

Robert J. Fischer
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