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Let’s revisit the same position.
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Here is the same information on the Java site.
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This is the same pattern. Mate along the short diagonal.
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How can white threaten a hanging piece and threaten checkmate all in the same move
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the rook in front of the pawn decreases while the mobility of the rook behind the same
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Bishops are supposed to be worth the same as knights, but the knights are much trickier
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But often the same pattern can be used to make a checkmate.
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There simply is no way for a knight to move and keep the same setup.
