Beginner
All possible moves against 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 and how to counter them
- Most common move - Open Game
- Philidor Defense
- Russian Game/Petrovs Defense
- Busch-Gass Gambit
- NotShephard0o7
Avoiding Checkmate PRACTICE
- Example 1 Getting rid of essential piece
- Example 2 Escape by pinning
- Example 3 Blocking the line
- Example 4 Prepare to capture checkmating piece
- chicagochess21
- chessnyc
- UptownExpress
- chessnycCharuR
Basic Checkmates
- Introduction
- The King and Queen versus King Checkmate
- King and Queen versus King Practice
- The King and Rook versus King Checkmate
- clearfastwater
Basic Checkmates
- 2 rook checkmate
- Queen checkmate
- Rook ckeckmate
- 2 bishop checkmate
- FedeZ3-3
- josemfink
- Ariel-Elger
Basic Checkmates
- Checkmate with a Queen: Basic
- Checkmate with a Queen: Technique
- Checkmate with 2 Rooks: Basic
- Checkmate with 2 Rooks: Technique
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- Mei_ChessCoach
- santosochess
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Become Knight Fork Proof!
- Introduction
- Respect the Knight
- Avoid knight checks - Beginner
- Calculating forkability
- Chiksan
Beginner & Intermediate Pawn Endgame
- Intro
- Chapter 1. King + Pawn vs King
- 1.1 The Rule of the Square (F1.1.1) (+/=)
- The Rule of the Square when the Pawn is on 2nd rank (F1.1.2) (+/=)
- iplaychass123
Beginner - Common Patterns (Rating: 0 - 1200)
- Introduction
- Motive 1: Back-Rank Checkmate
- Exercise 1-1
- Exercise 1-2
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Beginner Endgames You Must Know!
- Staircase mate
- Sideways staircase mate
- Staircase mate with a rook
- Exercise 1: Staircase mate with a rook
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Beginner Endgames You Must Know!
- Introduction
- Staircase mate
- Sideways staircase mate
- Staircase mate with a rook
- julian1220
Beginner Endgames You Must Know!
- Introduction
- Staircase mate
- Sideways staircase mate
- Staircase mate with a rook
- akaiad