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    The document provides a summary of the basic moves for each chess piece: 1) Pawns can move one square forward except for their first move which can be one or two squares, and can only capture diagonally forward. 2) Knights move in an L-shape and can jump over other pieces. 3) Bishops move diagonally any number of squares until blocked. The document also briefly summarizes the moves for rooks, queens, and kings - rooks move in straight lines, queens combine bishop and rook moves, and kings move one square in any direction except for castling.

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    The document provides a summary of the basic moves for each chess piece: 1) Pawns can move one square forward except for their first move which can be one or two squares, and can only capture diagonally forward. 2) Knights move in an L-shape and can jump over other pieces. 3) Bishops move diagonally any number of squares until blocked. The document also briefly summarizes the moves for rooks, queens, and kings - rooks move in straight lines, queens combine bishop and rook moves, and kings move one square in any direction except for castling.

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    Chess Moves - Beginners Cheat Sheet


    Pawns Knights Bishops

    • Very first move, can choose • Can be your Opening move • Moves diagonally, on a single
    to advance 1 or 2 squares. (1. Nc3, or 1. Nf3). color square.

    • Thereafter, can only advance • Moves in an L-shaped pattern: • Can move to any square, in a
    1 square per turn. 2 left/right, 1 forwards ... in single direction, per turn,
    ANY direction. providing its path is clear.
    • Pawns can only Capture
    diagonally, 1 square forward, • Knights can jump over stuff. • Can only capture diagonally.
    to the left or right.

    Rooks Queens Kings

    • Rooks can only work along the • Queens can move to any • Kings can only move or
    straights, but can get from square, in any direction, capture ONE square, in ANY
    one side to another, in a providing its path is clear. direction, per turn.
    single turn, if the path is
    clear. • Your Queen should be one of • The exception is in Castling,
    the LAST Pieces into battle where a King and Rook can
    • Needs Open Files, or clear (definitely after Pawns, switch places (see our 'Basic
    Ranks, to be effective. Knights, Bishops.) Chess Moves' webpage, in our
    Beginners Chess Guide, for
    • Aim to get at least one Rook • Use Queens in Battery Attacks more on Castling).
    onto the 7th Rank (where with either Rooks or Bishops.
    your enemy's Pawns start • Castle your King as quickly as
    each game). possible, in the Opening.

    See our Beginners Chess Guide: http://www.Chess-Game-Strategies.com/beginners-chess.html

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