What are some unbeatable chess moves?

Answer by  Slee (7)

There are no unbeatable chess moves. There are certain ways to position figurines that will ensure you victory but only if your brother allows you to position them like that. You just have to learn how to foresee the moves well beyond the current stage of game and predict your brothers moves better then he does yours.

Answer by  rhelt (461)

If only chess was that easy. Your best bet is to study up on a particular opening and see how it works out. I would suggest the English Opening.

Answer by  Duncan (1124)

There are a few trick plays available in chess, but if your brother is good, then he will know how to counter them. There really aren't any unbeatable plays; even the best players in the world lose sometimes. You should instead focus on learning proper openings and strategy. This may take time, but it's the only way to win.

Answer by  Gabriel (2146)

There's really no way to give you that info in 30 words or less. Instead, head to the library and read Seirawan' "Winning Chess". Good luck.

Answer by  MelvinVanhorn (826)

There are no "unbeatable" chess moves. Your best bet is learn basic strategy, like controlling the middle of the board, and not trading pieces when down.

Answer by  kevitrix (30)

There are no unbeatable chess moves but I recommend not giving up a piece for a piece when you are in the lead. Also try to make sure none of your pieces will be taken carelessly.

Answer by  LuxFlowz (69)

Every single chess technique,method, and move has a counter that will deactivate the effectiveness of the move itself. Learn playing chess as a whole as oppose to one method.

Answer by  Kurt (4579)

There are no unbeatable chess moves. What you really need to do is study some beginning chess books about basic chess fundamentals about developing your pieces and pressuring your opponent.

Answer by  Anonymous

well if your'e having a hard time, try doing the king indian's defense trick. for most people, its almost impossible to get a king in checkmate. try to google it

Answer by  Anonymous

Will someone post a link to a website where i can find some good moves? All anyone posts is "There are no unbeatable strategies"!