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  • Chess for Beginners: A Step-By-Step Guide To Know The Board, Pieces, And Rules. Learn Basic Moves And Tactics And Play The Best Beginners S

Chess for Beginners: A Step-By-Step Guide To Know The Board, Pieces, And Rules. Learn Basic Moves And Tactics And Play The Best Beginners S

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Do You Want To Learn How To Play Chess? Don't You Know Where To Start? You're Stuck Because It Is Unclear How Long Will It Take Before You Play Your First Game? If you don't know where to start, then keep reading... The truth is: chess is a tough and complex game, especially if you are a beginner. Many started playing chess with no idea what to study and thinking they can learn everything in a short time. Others are frightened by numbers, moves, and tactics' names and escape even before they understand the rules of the game. Chess could become complicated if you don't have the "right method" to start, and you don't know what to focus on when you're still a beginner. Besides, those who decide to start themselves without any study guide, often make many mistakes and lose their precious time to accomplish how this could have happened. So, what should a beginner concentrate on, and how should he study to start playing quickly? "Chess for Beginners" is a pragmatic guide that follows you step-by-step in studying and learning the basics of the game while supporting you to develop the self-confidence that you need to play your first game. Also, inside may find: - Top 9 tips for a Beginner, - Top 10 Most Solid Chess Openings, - The Key to A Strong Opening, - Top 2 tips to Play Better Chess, - Top 5 strategies for Beginners, - And much, much more... There is another truth to know: the first to begin is the first to learn. You're one click away from starting your chess adventure. Start Now With Chess! Get The Book By Clicking The "Add To Cart" Button At The Top Of The Page.
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