The key to execute Checkmate

I started playing chess at the age of 10. My father taught me this game. A chess player should at least be familiar with two openings. He should survive during the middle game, this is when players start to exchange pieces. And, he should know how to checkmate his opponent at the end game.

Playing chess enhances the memory, analytical skills, and decision making of a player. It is not enough that a player only knows how to move pieces. Chess is an example of strategy game. It takes some brain and analysis to win. In my opinion, to be able to checkmate an opponent a player must prepare his pieces in advance and attack consistently giving the opponent no chance to counterattack. Keeping in mind a zero percent tolerance for blunder. Once a player lost consistency and momentum then 80 percent of game will be in favor of the opponent. Correct computation and consistency is the key to execute checkmate.