Welcome To Learn Chess 101
The home for beginners of chess, chess enthusiasts, and those interested in advancing their chess skills. Below is a list of chess tutorials including how to play chess, how to set up a chessboard, how to move each chess piece and more.
We offer additional insights including youtube videos breaking down chess games as well as blog posts offering additional insights that can help advance your chess skills, both capturing chess pieces and protecting your own from being captured.
Any questions you may have, feel free to email us at learnchessonline@gmail.com
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Beginner Guide To Chess:
How To Play Chess: Beginner’s Guide To Chess Rules & Chess Strategy
Learn the basic rules of chess and basic chess strategy. This is the ideal place to begin for those new to the game of chess.
How To Set Up A Chessboard
Once you learn the rules of chess, it’s time to learn how to set up the chessboard. Click here to learn how to correctly set up a chessboard (Remember queen on color). 
How To Move The Pieces In Chess:
The above link is a general overview of how to move all the pieces in chess. Below is a more specific guide to moving each chess piece, along with how to capture with each piece, and little hidden gems of information regarding each individual chess piece.
Pawn Rook (Castle)
Knight Bishop
Queen King
Special Moves In Chess:
While the way each chess piece moves is typically very set in stone, there are two “special moves” in chess. One is known as “Castling”, which is a special move allowing a player to move 2 chess pieces at once. The other is known as “En Passant” involving pawns. Click below to learn about both and how to add them to your chess game.
Castling En Passant
Fast Checkmates 101:
How to Checkmate in 2 Moves (2 Move Checkmate/ Fool’s Mate)
How to Checkmate in 3 Moves (3 Move Checkmate)
How to Checkmate in 4 Moves (4 Moe Checkmate/ Scholar’s Mate)
How to Checkmate in 5 Moves (5 Move Checkmate)
Chess Facts
