What to Look for When Buying a Chess Set?
Choosing the right chess set can be difficult. You can play chess with any set, but it's hard to find the right one for you. Don't waste your money on a set you don't like or worse it will affect your game. Here are some pointers to help you find a set that is convenient to play and within your price range. 1. The most important thing when buying a chess set is the accuracy of those pieces. I mean how well you can separate the queen from the king and so on. All tournament boards use pieces with different styles. Avoid awesome "themed" sets and find something with a simple look. There is nothing more annoying to a chess player than trying to figure out what the piece. In such a game, the owner of the board will undoubtedly benefit from the "home-field" because he has used the set before. I've lost a lot of games to kids who bring themed sets to the chess club and insist on using their board instead of the tournament board. That brings us