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Chess Tactics Explained 0019
Chess Tactics Explained 0019
Chess Tactics explained!
White to play
[pgn]
[FEN “8/Q1p2p1k/p2r1b2/Pp2Bq2/1P6/2r2P2/4R2P/6RK w – – 1 1″] [SetUp “1”]
1.Bxd6 Qxf3+ 2.Reg2 *
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Lots of action, hanging pieces, lets get started! First thing to notice is what are my opponents threats. Clearly the black queen want to capture the pawn on f3 with check (Qxf3+) which will require white to block with a rook and pinning to the king.…
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Daily chess tactics with Danny Rensch
Hikaru Nakamura has won his 4th US title and Irina Krush her 7th as the top seeds emerged triumphant in St. Louis. For much of the last round it had looked as though we were set for a Monday playoff, but when Alexander Onischuk collapsed in a drawn position against Nakamura it meant Ray Robson’s victory over Timur Gareev was only enough for second place. Wesley So again set his off-the-board issues aside to claim his 6th win and 3rd place overall. Garry Kasparov made an appearance on the live show, lambasting FIDE over the forfeit rule.
Chess Tactics Explained