En passant DIAGRAMS (#1 of 5)
French Defense with En passant Capture on f file 5. … f5
French Defense with En passant Capture on f file 5. … f5
Look at the chessboard below (using white and tan squares to show a variation on colors) 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: If it is Black’s MOVE: Black’s King’s Bishop at g7: may MOVE to f8 […]
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Discovered Attack. In this lesson, each problem is designed to assist in spotting and visualizing how to exploit discovered attacks…that is to say, by moving pieces or advancing pawns then opens a new line of attack upon opposing pieces and pawns back for strategic opportunities and the tactical purposes. The problems cover a range of […]
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IV. pawn Promotion If a pawn reaches the back rank of the opposing player (8th rank for a White pawn, and 1st rank for a Black pawn), the pawn is allowed to and must be promoted to a Queen, Rook, Bishop, or Knight, at the player’s election (pawn promotion). As you may have guessed, […]
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Spasski – Geller 1968 – White to Move a b c d e f g h 8 8 7 7 6 6 5 5 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 a b c d e f g h Click Down Arrow to Choose Auto Play Speed 0123456789 Move: [you may click on a move […]
Correspondence Chess (common abbreviations are: CC and corrchess), is played through means of written communications between the players, either via regular mail or email, although server based CC is becoming a force in the world of CC. Introduction to Correspondence Chess (February 2004) by Volker Jeschonnek, President Correspondence Chess League of America (CCLA)There are a […]
Rook and Bishop mating pattern, named for a mate delivered by Paul Morphy. Morphy was in his time the most influential American player and a tactical genius. This mate involves opening the g file against an opposing King castled to the Kingside, gaining control of the g file with a Rook forcing the opposing King […]
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