Current notice:

Do not do what Georgie did at conference:

1. e4 c5
2. B-c4 b6
3. Q-f3 B-b7
4. Qxf7++

The good old scholar's mate, the shame, the shame...

 

     I first started playing chess my freshman year in high school. My friend Chris was going with someone and he invited me to join.

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     I've seen my dad playing Chinese Chess before but I've never taken any interest in it or Chess.

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     However, once I learned how to play, this game has become much more interesting..

     Although I cannot teach chess online, I have found some excellent websites that can offer help.

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Exeter Chess Club: so far the best site to go to improve your chess skills. They offer openings, strategies, tactics, mid-games tips, and end game information for people of all levels.

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Logical Chess: This site has game explanations for every move. I haven't explored it too much yet, but it looks very useful.

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Yahoo! Games/Chess:  Whenever you need to test out your skills, go up against an opponent on Yahoo! Chess; just don't play those 2-minute games (requires Yahoo! ID).

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