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Chess Openings and Book Moves - Chess.com
Explore over 3,000 opening chess lines, and find the perfect opening for you. Study relevant master games to help improve your opening game.
The Best Chess Openings For Beginners
Learn chess openings perfect for beginners. Follow interactive guides to better understand opening lines for the Italian, Sicilian, French, and more.
What are chess openings? | Chess.com Help Center
Learn where to explore and study chess openings on Chess.com, and find the one that best matches your playing style!
How can I see my opening stats? | Chess.com Help Center
Learn how to read your opening stats and see which chess openings help you win or lead to mistakes.
Sicilian Defense - Chess Openings - Chess.com
The Sicilian Defense arises after the moves 1.e4 c5. A dynamic opening leading to sharp play, it was favored by champions like Fischer and Kasparov.
Italian Game - Chess Openings - Chess.com
The Italian Game is one of the oldest openings in chess and has been around for centuries. This classical 1.e4 opening can lead to slower and positional games as well as open, tactical battles. Although very common among beginners, the Italian Game is a part of the repertoire of players of every level.
Ruy Lopez (Spanish Game) - Chess Openings - Chess.com
The Ruy Lopez (Spanish Game) is a classic chess opening, rich in strategy and theory. Discover key variations like the Berlin, Marshall Attack, and more!
Chess Opening Explorer & Database - Chess.com
What openings do the best chess players play? Use the Opening Explorer to look at each move and find its winning chances.
Queen's Gambit - Chess Openings - Chess.com
The Queen's Gambit is one of the oldest and most reputable 1.d4 openings for White. Unlike 1.e4 openings, the Queen's Gambit usually evolves into a strategic game rather than an all-out tactical battle. Despite being around for centuries, this opening is still one of the cornerstones of every elite players'
Chess Practice: Openings - Chess.com
Quickly improve your technique by practicing key patterns. Train with a flexible computer opponent and win more games! Train strategy, tactics, and more!
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