It's not about how many pieces you have, it's how you use them : r/chessbeginners

Why it was a great game? : r/chessbeginners

Can you why this is a blunder? : r/chessbeginners

Black to play - how do you win? : r/chessbeginners

It's Not Just A Pawn This Loses… R/chessbeginners

How is this not a rook blunder? : r/chessbeginners

If one player only has their king and no other pieces, is the game doomed to a stalemate or is there a way to checkmate? : r/chessbeginners

A slightly different kind of puzzle: Which of these pieces is not protected by any other piece? : r/chessbeginners

Why is this position a draw? White is down 6 points of material, yet its a draw. The engine is just shuffling pieces and not developing anything for black for some reason.

Just found out that you can mate Black in three moves. Figured I'd post this here since this is a very common position for black and white pieces. Any guess how?

Find the mate and minimum number of moves for it : r/chessbeginners

Can someone help me understand why chess.com is recommending this move? : r/ chessbeginners

Is my opponent a dick? : r/chessbeginners

Somewhat Advanced) Beginner's Guide to r/chessbeginners PART 3, aka Answering What is a sufficient material? Why is this not a draw? questions : r/chessbeginners