This tutorial section provides additional sacrificing problems in a series designed to foster development of a player’s tactical & strategic vision for the “give-to-gain” concept. The problems present coordination and combination between sacrifices and other tactical & strategic concepts including diversion, luring, skewering, sacrificing a higher value piece for a lower value opposing piece, by […]
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I.A. Basic pawn Advancing and Capturing; pawn Structure, pawn Center. A pawn is one of the three multilinear playing objects on the chessboard. Unlike the pieces, a pawn only advances vertically and captures by advancing diagonally. The pawn does not need to capture an opposing piece or pawn. Instead, a pawn may be advanced vertically straight ahead past […]
Look at the chessboard below (using white and tan squares for variation) and the position of the Bishops for White and Black. What moves and/or captures may each Bishop do? The MOVES and/or CAPTURES are as follows [with algebraic chess notation provided in the ( )]. If it is Black’s MOVE:Black’s King Bishop at g7: may […]
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This mating pattern and mating net follows the very common theme of bringing pressure to bear against f7 and h7 against Black’s King castled to the Kingside. The basic elements are: White having a Knight at g5 and Queen at h5 threatening checkmate at h7, forcing Black to move h6 to block the checkmate; White’s […]
Black Wins by Crushing White’s Kingside
White Wins
V.B. Forsyth-Edwards Notation (FEN) (source: http://www.chessville.com). The Forsyth-Edwards Notation – Standard is a part of the Portable Game Notation (PGN) – Standard. FEN is “Forsyth-Edwards Notation”; it is a standard for describing chess positions using the ASCII character set. A single FEN record uses one text line of variable length composed of six data fields. […]
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