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ames2787

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Could someone teach me? Lol....

Plus I'll be really easy to beat in the tournament if I do take place teehee.

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lol, then I doubt you'll do well in a tourdement.

You could probably find an online robot teacher with google.

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Ultimately the best way to learn how to play chess is to play and pick up tactics from those you do. But for that you need that basics which would be really hard to teach using this or PM.

Luckily there are thousands of sites which will teach you.

http://www.soyouwanna.com/site/syws/chess/chess.html

I found this its site. It has some nice diagrams.

(btw, it wastes some time talking about the numbers e.g. space is worth like e8 etc, don't worry about that, unless your writting your moves down or telling people the exact space, you needn't know that).

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Ames, as I said before, I am willing to teach you chess.... it's not hard, just needs practice to do well in it (and ofcourse the brain for it whistling2.gif).

If you still want to learn, contact me thumbsup.gif.

Walken - chess isn't all about the tournament you know, it's a good game to learn to practice your mind and keep it sharp.

And all this reminds me, that I should really sign up for the practice games lol (sorry Talon for keep forgetting that tongue.gif).

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Uh-huh. Like a guitar, you muts play evrey day for half an hour.

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