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Which Chess Opening Should You Really Play?


One of the most common questions we hear from students is:

"Which opening should I learn?"

The answer isn't the same for everyone.

A beginner doesn't need to memorize 20 moves of theory. An intermediate player may be ready for sharper openings like the Sicilian, while advanced players need openings that match their tournament style.

In our latest article, we explain:

  • Why the Italian Game is perfect for beginners
  • When it's time to move beyond basic openings
  • Which openings suit intermediate and advanced players
  • How choosing the right opening can accelerate your improvement

👉 Read this article and find the best opening for your playing style.


GM's Tip of the Month

"Many players spend hours memorizing openings but very little time reviewing their own games. Your biggest improvement comes from understanding your mistakes, not memorizing more moves."

Try reviewing one game this week before playing your next one.


Ask a Grandmaster Series


Every new lesson leads to new questions.

Maybe you're wondering how to prepare for tournaments, choose the right opening, or recover after a difficult loss.

Whatever it is, we'd love to hear it.

GM Priyadharshan will be answering selected questions in upcoming YouTube videos, so your question could be featured next.

👉 Submit your question here: Ask Your Question

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