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♟️ Day 98 / 365 – Castling 🔥

King ko safe rakhna hai?

Game fast jeetni hai?

👉 Castling is the answer.

Two pieces move together.
One smart move = King safety + Rook activation.

⚠️ Question for you:

Early castling or late castling — which do you prefer and why?

#Day98 #ChessChallenge #Castling #LearnChess #ChessCommunity ♟️🔥

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♟️ Day 97 of Chess Playing Challenge ♟️

Pawn ka sabse secret rule aaj seekha — En Passant 👀

Ye move itna rare hai ki 90% beginners ya to jaante hi nahi…

ya phir timing miss karke chance gawa dete hain ❌

👉 Yaad rakho:
En Passant sirf ek hi move ke liye valid hota hai

Late ho gaye = move gaya 🔥

Comment karo “PASSANT” agar aaj naya seekha 💬

Daily chess basics ke liye follow karna mat bhoolna ♟️

#Day97 #EnPassant #ChessCommunity #ChessLearning #PawnRules #RaazasCheckmate

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Day 96 of my 365 Days Chess Playing Challenge ♟️

Pawn sabse weak piece lagta hai…
par game jeetne ka power isi ke paas hota hai 👀🔥

👉 Pawn seedha chalta hai
👉 Diagonal maarta hai
👉 Last rank par pahunchte hi… Queen ban jaata hai 👑

Question for you:

♟️ Pawn promotion me tum kaunsa piece loge?

Queen / Rook / Knight / Bishop?

👇 Comment karke batao
🔔 Daily chess seekhne ke liye follow karo

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♟️ Day 95 / 365 – Knight Move (Part 5)


Today’s focus: The Knight — the most misunderstood piece on the board

The knight moves in an L-shape (2 + 1) and is the only piece that can jump over others.

If you don’t understand the knight, your tactics will always be weak. Simple as that.
This is Part 5 of my Chess Learning Series, building fundamentals step by step — not shortcuts, not tricks.

📌 Learn it properly now, or keep blundering forks forever.

➡️ Follow the daily challenge
➡️ Improve one concept every day

Challenge: Can you spot a knight fork in your next game?

#Day95 #KnightMove #ChessBasics #ChessLearning #365DaysChess #RaazasCheckmate ♟️

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DAY 94/365 ♟️

Chess Playing Challenge

Part 4 – Bishop Move

Today’s focus: Bishop movement
• Moves diagonally only
• Always stays on the same color
• Deadly on open diagonals
• Weak if blocked — strong if activated

If you don’t learn how to open diagonals early, your bishop is useless.
No shortcuts. No excuses. Learn it properly.

📌 Missed earlier parts? Check Day 91–93.

#Day94
#ChessChallenge
#BishopMove
#ChessLearning
#ChessBasics
#DailyChess
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DAY 93 / 365 ♟️

Rook Move — Straight lines. Zero shortcuts.
The rook moves horizontally and vertically across the board.

No diagonals. No jumping over pieces.
Simple rules—but this piece decides games when used properly.

Most beginners misuse the rook by:

Keeping it blocked too long
Activating it too late
Not controlling open files
If you don’t understand the rook, your endgame is weak. Period.

👉 Question:

Where is the rook strongest — open file or 7th rank?

(Comment your answer, don’t guess.)

#Day93 #ChessLearning #RookMoves #ChessChallenge #365DaysOfChess #ChessBasics #RaazasCheckmate

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♟️ Day 92 / 365 Chess Playing Challenge

Day 92 wasn’t about flashy tactics.
It was about Queen movement & control — the piece most players misuse.
Hard truth:
• A badly placed queen is a liability
• Early queen attacks work only against weak play
• Strong players use the queen to support, not to show off
Today’s focus:

✔ Safe queen development
✔ Controlling key squares
✔ Coordinating with minor pieces
✔ Avoiding unnecessary queen chases

If your queen keeps getting attacked in the opening, that’s not bad luck —

that’s bad understanding.
Answer honestly 👇

Do you bring your queen out too early?
YES or NO.

#Day92
#365ChessChallenge
#QueenMove
#ChessLearning
#ChessImprovement
#ThinkBeforeYouMove
#RaazasCheckmate

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♟️ Day 91 / 365 Chess Playing Challenge
Day 91 means one thing:

You’re already ahead of most people who quit before Day 30.

Today’s lesson was simple but brutal: • One careless move = losing position

• One lazy calculation = instant punishment
Chess doesn’t forgive excuses.
It only rewards discipline and attention.
If you keep blaming “bad luck” or “time pressure,” you’re lying to yourself.
The real problem is decision-making.
Be honest 👇

Do you lose more games because of

A) Blunders
B) Time trouble
C) Poor opening knowledge
D) Weak endgame

Comment the letter. No stories.
#Day91

#365ChessChallenge
#ChessMindset
#ChessDiscipline
#DailyChess
#RaazasCheckmate

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♟️ Day 90 / 365 Chess Playing Challenge
90 days in.

No shortcuts. No skipping. Just showing up every single day and playing chess.
Today’s focus wasn’t “winning fast” — it was thinking better:
• Fewer blunders
• Better piece coordination
• Learning from mistakes instead of crying about rating
If you’re still stuck at the same level for months, be honest —

Are you practicing, or just playing?
Question for you 👇

What’s the ONE mistake you repeat again and again in chess?

Comment it. If you can name it, you can fix it.
#Day90
#365ChessChallenge
#ChessDaily
#ChessImprovement
#NoExcuses
#ChessLife
#RaazasCheckmate

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♟️ Day 89 / 365 – Chess Playing Challenge
89 days in.
No shortcuts. No excuses. Just consistency.
Today’s game wasn’t about flashy tricks — it was about patience, calculation, and not blundering under pressure.
Most people quit around Day 30. I didn’t.

👉 Question for you:

What kills your games more often?

A) Opening mistakes
B) Mid-game blunders
C) Time trouble
D) Endgame confusion

Vote in the comments. Be honest — improvement starts there.

#Day89 #365ChessChallenge #ChessLife #DailyChess #RaazasCheckmate #ChessImprovement #NoExcuses

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