Some basic mating patterns everyone should know. (Part 3)
Anderssen's Mate
Dove-Tail Mate
Damiano's Bishop Mate
Reti's Mate
Arabian Mate
Philidor's Legacy
The above Dovetail mate, while it shows the pattern, isn't forced.
A better Dovetail Mate
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Magnifico, gracias.
There is a lot of great stuff on Chess.com, but this is at the top of the list. I keep coming back to your blog and repeating these patterns over and over again.
Thanks,
Mario
Very entertaining! Thanks a lot for all the awesome mating patterns!
thanks batgirl
I can not thank you enough, batgirl! What an awesome article that I will be back to read again and again! Excellent post..!
isn't the so called forced dovetail a gueridon? (if thats how the name is spelled)
Dear Batgirl,
It is with the most profound appreciation that I commend you for your voluminous contributions of the highest calibre to the world of chess. I am somewhat of a neophyte in this area, but I clearly recognize your depth and sensitivity as you treat each topic you choose to write about. I have greatly enjoyed your writings, and look forward to more. Batgirl, you are truly gifted. Best wishes.
SirDonald
Good observation Mr. Brown.
I made amends.
thank you, batgirl
Hallo
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you are Great for shering it with us
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