Absolute pin:A pin against the king, called absolute because the pinned piece cannot legally move as it would expose the king to check. Activ... Read more »
Here it goes.You castled queenside and your opponent castled kingside.You move your queen to the kingside,with your bishops/knights/rooks pointing over there.However,you should never forget that attacking with pieces only is not going to work much... Read more »
We all know some cheap tricks in chess.Scholar's mate,Nb5 or Nb4 asking for a fork,etc.However,I am going to show you some situations in which I used some cheap tricks,and I won. Another one.F... Read more »
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