Chess Level 6 Lesson 9: When To Trade 4

Today, we'll be focusing on defending yourself.

If you're winning:

1. Avoid trades

2. Keep as many of your pieces on the board as possible

If you're losing:

1. Make trades to make your king safer

2. Eliminate threats

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