Checkmate Strategy
Checkmate Strategy
Being able to checkmate in chess is one of the skills many people tend to take for granted. They focus on learning how to play chess, how to move the chess pieces correctly, how to castle and en passant, and even learn the 2 move checkmate, 3 move checkmate, 4 move checkmate, and 5 move checkmate.
However, what a lot of people forget to learn is how to actually place their opponent’s King in checkmate in much more “regular scenarios”, such as being left with only 1 or 2 chess pieces and having to checkmate your opponent’s King.
I’ve put together a series for how to checkmate with all the chess pieces. You can find each one below:
Checkmate Strategy:
How to Checkmate with the Chess Pieces
How to Checkmate with the King & Queen
How to Checkmate with the King & Rook
How to Checkmate with the Rook & Rook
How to Checkmate with the Rook & Knight
How to Checkmate with the Rook & Bishop
How to Checkmate with the Knight & Bishop
How to Checkmate with the Knight & Knight
How to Checkmate with the Bishop & Bishop
How to Checkmate with the Queen & Bishop
