Rook Deflections: A New Tactics Attack! By, Mrs Jessica E Prescott (aka BoundingOwl) Bon nuit! Good evening friends. Do you know the …
The first move is the same, but this time, what would you do if the queen doesn’t
Professor: Good day, class. It’s wonderful to see you. Zephyr and Lucian: It’s wonderful to see you, too, Professor. Professor: As different as t…
It may look better, but the result is the same. White still wins.
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Professor: Welcome back! Zephyr: Thank you, Professor. We welcome your welcome. Professor: I hope you enjoyed our class barbecue last week. Thomas: I know I …
It’s the same idea as the previous example.
Queen and Bishop Helper Mates Like You’ve Never Seen Them Before, Part 1…by, Ms Jessica Martin (aka BoundingOwl) I’m going to say this once: this stu…
two for you to do: This next one is a mate in three if you use the same
Find out everything about the origins of our beloved game of chess!
Rooks moved the same but players called them chariots.
Hi! Today we will be discussing how to deal with unfamiliar positions. Typically, players play common openings leading to common positions similar to previou…
We will see that the same principles that apply to normal positions still apply to
Young chess prodigy NM Brewington Hardaway (aka Brewmaster) shares three of the top chess openings he used on his way to obtaining the title of National Master.
All games were played against opponents who were either the same rating or up to
