In this example it's WHITE's move. Would you advise him to castle on the King side here?
Yes
No
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Well, White decided to castle in this position. Now tell me what happened next. |
Let's see how you do on this question. It's WHITE'S move here.
Qd1xg4
f2-f4
g2-g3 h2-h3 |
It's BLACK'S move. Should he play...
Bd7-c6
Nd5-f6
f7-f5 g7-g6 |
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Now, a test of your attacking skills. In this game White targets three squares: f7, g7 and h7. First, how did she use a PIN to THREATEN f7? |
How did White exploit another PIN to THREATEN checkmate on g7? |
Yes, Nf3-g5 leaves Black with only one way to prevent mate - Qb8xh2+. White won the game with just three extremely strong moves. Don't be afraid to get your pieces in close to the opposing King. |
White can now play another SACRIFICE to force CHECKMATE. Can you find the decisive move? |
Now White plays a BISHOP SACRIFICE. Black has only one move: Kg8xh7. Can you find White's winning move? |
How did White break through with a SACRIFICE. |
Is the first move...
Qh6-h7+
Qh6-g6+
Qh6-g5+ Bd3-h7+ |
OK, what's the next move?
Bh7-g6+
Bh7-f5+
Bh7-e4+ Bh7-d3+ |
It's now mate in two for White, starting with... |
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