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telling your school leaders how much you love the idea of chess in your school might

telling your school leaders how much you love the idea of chess in your school might

Explore pin tactics with a lot of examples, learn when to pin, break free, and sharpen your strategic skills. Discover the power of pins in chess!
as this will be an illegal move exposing the king to the fire of our bishop on “b2

Professor: Hello, class. I see you’re back for more after last week’s discussion. Zephyr: We certainly are. Hale: You had me thinking of fortresses all…
Answer 2: With Black threatening Na4-b2+, creating an obstacle for the bishop, White

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report by FunMasterMike, who said that Abhi “showed perfect defense in the face of a would-be

Learn how to deliver and defend against the king and rook checkmate. It’s one of the most essential checkmates to know and use in your games.
Black’s king doesn’t have any legal squares to move to as both “a7” and “b8” are

These puzzles get progressively harder from one to the next. See how many you can solve! Fee: This puzzle is tricky but very cute when you realize the a…
Fee FEN: 8/8/8/8/7k/6pq/R1R5/4K3 w – – 0 1 Puzzle 2: Fi FEN: 1N6/8/K7/3k4/3p3B/

Dear parents and coaches, I got the following question from Amy, a chess mom in Ohio: “I have heard about doubled pawns. What are they, and why are the…
of doubled pawns being a clear advantage:   Here, White has doubled pawns on b2

Hi ChessKids! Welcome to 2019. Why not make it a New Year’s resolution to play and study more chess?  In Part One, Two, and Three of my series, we …
The position looks fairly equal here since Black has more space for now and the b3