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Bring Your Party To Life - With Chess! by David Powers
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Bring Your Party To Life - With Chess! |
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At first glance, chess doesn't seem too hard. Aside from the chess pieces and the chess board itself, you need only to remember the rules – just as you would in Monopoly. As you progress in the game though, you’ll comprehend that enjoying a good game entails more than mere mastery of the fundamental rules. As a matter of fact, chess imparts priceless lessons on strategic planning – knowledge that is a must for the success of those in the military; hence; you might like to portray yourself as a general and a chess game as your battle.
Relax
Don’t let the game of chess frighten you. Many people assume that they hate the game simply because they don't allow themselves to relax when they play. People are apt to get so nervous about so many things such as losing or making grave errors, or overlooking a rule, that they forget that chess is just a game. Tension makes it challenging to focus. When you relax you will be able to think more clearly and you could even find that you take pleasure in the game.
Simulate a Home Party Atmosphere in Your Game
Chess matches are fun when you couple them with relaxation. What you must do is borrow a pate from the nobles who once played the game. Organize a gathering. Call it a house party as you like.
The gathering isn’t really novel. It’s similar to your usual card party. It's a party wherein a group of friends get together to play chess.
Chess is Fun
Your friends or you may already have a negative impression about chess. Or that it is a game for serious people alone. Blame chess’ boring image on movies. The game is usually portrayed as the sole recreational activity for nerds. What we must remember is that chess is still a game, a form of entertainment. Join a game of chess because you like to, not because you have to.
According to players, the fun in chess is evident in at least two aspects. The first fun thing is trumping the tournament, but that is only a minute aspect of the game. The big part of the game is investigating what occurs on the board and attempting to predict what your opponent will do next.
Too much of everything is bad however – especially when you overthink your opponent’s moves. If you are playing against someone who is an excellent chess player, you tend to get even more stressed.
Do you know that small disruptions in your chess party are somewhat advantageous to your game? The icebreaker gives you some time to clear your mind and then resume the match with a revitalized perspective.
Although you may not win the chess game, there’s always something to relish at any chess party: good times with your pals. The author is the owner of Quality-Chess.net, a unique site where you can purchase a wide variety of chess products including quality wood chess sets.
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