Checkmate The Rival

Queen's Gambit is one of the oldest opening in chess but is still really popular in the current chess world. It is called as a gambit as White appears to sacrifice or give away a pawn. However, even though white sacrifices a pawn, black cannot retain the pawn without having a disadvantage. The objective of this opening is to temporarily sacrifice a pawn in order to gain control over the center of the board. CHESS NOTE FOR QUEEN GAMBIT 1. d4 d5 2. c4   Here is the step by step instructions on how to perform the Queens's Gambit.

Continuing from my last post, this is another sort of checkmate your opponent can fall into.  Hope you enjoy!  LEGAL'S MATE This checkmate is a chess trap from the Philidor's defense. It was named after the French player, Sire De Legal. The white sacrifices their queen when fighting towards a checkmate. But at the end, black loses and white wins the ga me. Here is a video to perform this checkmate. Below are the step by step moves to perform this checkmate.. 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6)                    7)                                                                                                                WHITE WINS!!😎 Hope you guys will try this...

Here  is the shortest checkmate a player can perform - THE FOOL'S MATE!       Hope you guys enjoy! FOOL'S MATE The Fool's mate, is a two move checkmate for black. It is the quickest possible checkmate in chess. Shown below is a video on how to perform the Fool's mate.. Here is the step by step method to perform Fool's Mate.. 1) 2)       BLACK WINS!!😎 SCHOLAR'S MATE The scholar's mate is a popular checkmate among chess players. It is also called as four move checkmate as the game ends just after four moves.  Here's a video for scholar mate.. Here is the step by step method to perform Fool's Mate.. 1) 2) 3) 4) WHITE WINS!!😎 Hope you guys have learnt a lot from this post and  will try this out on your chessboard  !  ☺            

 In this article, you will be able to learn a couple of terms used while playing and some special moves in chess . So get ready to start the adventure!! CHECK - Check is a situation in chess where the king is under the threat of being captured by any of the opponents' pieces in the opponents' next turn.  - The king can get captured by the opponent in the next round if the king is not moved to a safe place. - In simple terms, when a king is being attacked by an opponents' piece then it is a check. - The opponent need or need not say 'check' during a game or a tournament. Thus, tremendous concentration is required while playing to make sure that your king is not in danger. - If your king is not moved when it is a check and the opponent notices it, then the player whose king was in check would have an illegal move (moves that are illegal or not permitted in the game of chess). -   If your king is not moved when it is a check and both the opponent and you notices it aft...

Firstly, we need to know some basics about chess like what is chess? How does it help us and so on.. So then what are we waiting for? Let's get started!! 1. What is chess? Chess is a two player game played on a check board containing 64 squares. It is a strategic game played by millions of people worldwide. 2. How does playing chess help us? Chess is a strategic game. It requires tremendous concentration and decision making abilities and also helps you improve them. It helps you plan in a decisive manner and concentrate on things around you easily. How do you play chess? Each player in chess has a total of 16 pieces. They consist of 8 pawns, 2 rooks, 2 bishops, 2 knights, a queen and mainly the king. White always starts first in the game of chess. So before we proceed to the movement of each pieces, you will have to know how to arrange a chessboard properly. ARRANGEMENT The white rook is supposed to be kept in the a1 square. The white pieces are supposed to be ...