What is one of the best moves in chess?

Question

What are some of the best moves in chess?

Answer 1

e4 e5,Qh5 matrix chess,bernard parham on google search

Answer 2

Personally, my best moves are the ones I did that are the most marvelous and beautiful and will lead to checkmating my opponent who even when he sees the end coming, there is nothing he can do to avoid it, and I MYSELF DID NOT SEE IT COMING!

My own moves, amazing myself, are the best moves in chess.

(apart that I'm thinking that I wish I could have plan such a thing.)

Answer 3

I am always fond of the final move when I take your king, if I succeed in accomplishing final victory, then all of my moves were the best ones.

After reading your responses I agree and concur with  TStodden, and Mr.what, and I would also like to add that chess is a wonderful game which by nature inspires critical thinking skills in the art of strategy.

In my prior short response this was what I was trying to communicate to you, there are no singular best moves, In the game of chess you play to win, if you win then all of your moves were the best ones, including at sometimes sacrificing your Queen to distract your opponent, and achieve victory.

Anyway weather you win or loose, I hope you have fun, and my suggestion is play often with many people, and more often with those who challenge you to think, and those who you loose to.

The more often you lose the game, the better you will become, and practice makes perfect.

Good Luck

Answer 4

non lo so!!

Answer 5

the question doesn't make sense. A better question would be how to recognize best moves!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! As most seem to struggle with this.

Answer 6

1.P-K4   .... "Best by test!"   --- Robert Fischer

Answer 7

One of the best moves In chess would be a move that indirectly counteracts the opponent's plan and activates a plan of your own.

Some of the best moves in chess are those which your opponent sees them coming, yet he can do nothing about it.

On the other hand one of the worse moves in chess is the move your opponent does not see. There is no satisfaction in winning against an opponent who has blundered tactically. I want to beat them at their best, and out play them to the end.

Answer 8

sicilian defense. move king en queen pawns and 2 knights to center. control the center. control the game

Answer 9

hmmm. the one where in you 'check' the king? that's chess right?!!:P

Answer 10

I love it when I can en passant an opponent. Usually they do not about that move and it springboards me to a victory.

Answer 11

1) e2-e4.

Best move.

Answer 12

I usually have a good game by doing a king side castle move as early in the game as possible.

Also, not too many people know about a move called "en passant".  You are allowed to move your pawn in for the kill on another pawn, if your opponent opens the move by moving the pawn up 2 spaces instead of just one.  You move your pawn diagonally to the blank space that your opponent skipped over by moving the 2 spaces.  You then take his pawn.

Answer 13

I like it when i get to capture an opposing piece

Answer 14

have someone move out one of there pawns and capture their rook with your bishop.  you'd be surprised at how many people don't see this capture the first time.

Answer 15

It's called the Scholers Mate.1st move: E2-E4  2nd move: F1-C4  3rd move:D1-H5  4th and final move :H5-F7.Checkmate!!! Hope this helped.

Answer 16

0-0-0, or castlelong, but I'm biased.:)

Answer 17

the one that gives u checkmate

Answer 18

There is no "Best Move" in chess as there's always pros & cons with every possible move in the game.

The best move (according to various chess engines) is the move that gives you the best position on the board to checkmate your opponent.  This move will vary as the game progresses.

I'm sorry that it's not the answer you're looking for, but it's the best answer I have.

Answer 19

Only, check mate, of course

Answer 20

Check Mate.

Cheers