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When your opponent captures, you are not forced to recapture. The intermezzo inserts a check or a bigger threat — and wins…
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When a piece is doing too much — guarding the back rank, covering the mate square — lure it away. Deflection and…
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The king trapped behind its own pawns is one check away from defeat. Learn to deliver the back-rank mate, how to defend…
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One piece steps aside, and the piece behind it strikes. The discovered attack is the hidden weapon of every tactical player —…
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A pin stops a piece from moving; a skewer wins what stands behind. Here is how both work — and how to…
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One piece, two targets. The fork is the most common tactic in amateur chess — here is how to find it, create…
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