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Very often, chess players lack a clear guideline. It's not that they don't know the chess rules and strategies, but rather that they know A LOT of them: centralizing the pieces, developing a queen-bishop battery, playing prophylactic moves, and a bunch of other principles. Therefore, the problem is that they don't know which one to follow in a given position.
In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov will share with you the most important chess rule. Knowing this rule/principle will help you reach the 2000 ELO rating.
GM Smirnov used this rule to defeat an International Master by playing the most brutal attacking chess; executing 20 attacking moves in a row. He'll walk you through his thinking process so that you can replicate it in your own games.
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00:00 Most Important Chess Rule to Reach 2000 ELO
00:18 Example-1
01:02 THE SINGLE RULE
01:51 If there's no attacking moves
04:45 Complex chess position
08:10 Attacking by retreating/relocating/maneuvering
10:55 Counterattack - offense is the best defense
12:51 Forcing moves are the most powerful
15:31 The only defense move I played
17:20 Quiz for you: From MY game
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