Everyone makes mistakes in chess, especially new players just learning the game. Today we look at the top 8 mistakes that players of all skill levels make.
#8 Bringing out your queen too early
#7 Not controlling the center of the board
#6 Not Castling
#5 Protect the King
#4 Think about opponent’s plan
#3 Don’t move pieces more than once
#2 Stalemate
#1 Falling for Traps
19 thoughts on “Top 8 Chess Mistakes”
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when I'm a noob at chess,I always doing 6,5,4,3,2,1.
omg!My opening that I'm planning to do long time ago is the no.8 or bring the queen out early.Lucky,I change my opening before the tournament was started.And I just realized that no.8 opening is worst.Thanks and I see it now!
Dude in the stalemate example just move the queen to h6 and then you win it can't move any where else
In general, should the castling be done asap?
whatis the name of that board thig he uses
Yeah, I forget to castle pretty often. @ 2.41 I would have done pawn to d4 :P
what about scholar mate and agressive opening? ?
xDDDD !
Thought that the number 1 technique should work against alot, turns out it's the most popular trap of all. LOL !
dude the boringist danm chanel ever
Another huge mistake: Don't move your pawn away from F7, unless you have a really good plan, or you will regret it.
0:35 I heard "pony" the first time, before learning chess.
One mistake I see players making is going for an "ingenious" way to checkmate the other guy by sacrificing all there pieces and getting all tactical, unless the plan is definite don't do it, just obtain the advantage and go for an end game, you don't need to finish it there and then.
Thanks for sharing. Really a very useful inputs.
I always finding myself moving pieces for no reason. After opening, I'm often unsure as to what to do, so I just move bits around. I guess the answer to what I should be doing at those times is found in your midgame videos?
What happens after white knight at f3?
1 e4 c5? Am reading the explanation below bur I just don't get it
Or 4gxN?
What is ng4?