Chess Strategy and Tactics For Novice Players（国际象棋新手玩家的战略和战术）.pdf

Chess Strategy and Tactics For Novice Players P N B R Q K XABCDEFGHY 8rsnlwqkvlntr( 7z ppz ppz ppz pp 6-+-+-+-+ 5+-+-+-+-% 4-+-+-+-+$ 3+-+-+-+-# 2Pz PPz PPz PPz P 1tRNvLQmKLsNR! Xabcdefghy Copyright 1994, by Wisconsin Vortack, Inc. Second Edition 2002, Edited by Alessandro Nizzola Chess Strategy and Tactics For Novice Players Set up: 1. Align board so the white square corner is to right. “White is right!” as you look at your side of the board. 2. Queen is on her own Color. White Queen is on a white square. Black Queen is on a black square. Values: Pawn = 1 point (but an advanced Pawn grows in value – especially after crossing the middle of board if it is protected). Bishop = 3 points (but if the Bishop’s diagonals are blocked by its own men or by enemy Pawns – it may have less value). Knight = 3 points (but if the Knight is blocked by its own men occupying squares or if the Knight is stuck on the side of the board, it may have less value). Rook = 5 points (a Rook on an open file is usually more valuable than a Rook blocked by other pieces). Queen = 9 points (The Queen is so valuable she should usually stay near shelter until you have tried to move out your Knights and Bishops and in many cases your Rooks. Otherwise you will waste your precious moves hiding her from attack when you should be using your opening moves to develop your 3 and 5 point pieces). Each Move = (Although moves are not assigned points, they should not be was