Black just played Bxf3. How should white respond?

Black just played Bxf3. How should white respond?
Black just played Bxf3. How should white respond?
Black just played Bxf3. How should white respond?
Tags:beautiful chess, chess, chess homework, chess lessons, chess problems, chess puzzles, chess tactics, real game, so I was just playing a game of chess
Posted in chess, Chess Homework, Chess Puzzles, real game tactics | Leave a Comment »
White just played Nc3. What is black’s crushing move? (Hint: Analyze checks, captures and threats.)
What is black’s crushing move?
Tags:chess, chess homework, chess practice, chess problems, chess puzzles, chess tactics, real game, so I was just playing a game of chess, spotting tactics
Posted in chess, Chess Homework, chess lessons, Chess Puzzles, real game tactics | Leave a Comment »
White to move and mate in two.
White to move and mate in two.
Tags:chess, chess homework, chess problems, chess puzzles, chess tactics, easy chess, mate in 2, real chess, real game
Posted in chess, Chess Homework, Chess Puzzles, real game tactics | Leave a Comment »
Not to hard to spot but very satisfying to play. Black to move and and crush white!
Black to move and and crush white!
Tags:black to move, chess, chess homework, chess problems, chess puzzles, chess tactics, easy chess, fun chess, real game, satisfying chess, so I was just playing a game of chess
Posted in chess, Chess Homework, Chess Puzzles, real game tactics | Leave a Comment »
Black to move and win!
Black to move and win!
Tags:black to move and win, chess, chess homework, chess problems, chess puzzles, chess tactics, hard chess, real game, so I was just playing a game of chess, tricky chess
Posted in chess, Chess Homework, Chess Puzzles, real game tactics | Leave a Comment »
How can black win white’s queen?
How can black win white’s queen?
Tags:chess, chess exercise, chess forks, chess homework, chess pins, chess problems, chess puzzles, chess tactics, real game, win a queen
Posted in chess, Chess Homework, chess lessons, Chess Puzzles, real game tactics | 1 Comment »
You are playing the role of the quintessential Romantic, Adolf Anderssen. Karl Mayet has just played the dreadful 12. Qxe4. How does Anderssen (Black) punish his opponents in dramatic fashion?
Black to move and mate in 5 (Mayet – Anderssen, Berlin 1851).
Tags:Adolf Anderssen, Anderssen chess, Anderssen vs Mayet, Berlin, best chess moves, black to move, chess, chess homework, chess problems, chess puzzles, chess tactics, Karl Mayet, mate in 5, winning chess combinations
Posted in Adolf Anderssen, chess, Chess Homework, chess lessons, Chess Puzzles, Winning Chess Moves | Leave a Comment »
What is white’s best move?
What is white’s best move?
Tags:chess, chess homework, chess problems, chess puzzles, chess tactics, easy chess problems, real chess tactic, simple chess tactics
Posted in chess, Chess Homework, Chess Puzzles, real game tactics | Leave a Comment »
What is black’s best move?
What is black’s best move?
Tags:black to move, chess, chess exercises, chess homework, chess problems, chess puzzles, chess tactics, real game
Posted in chess, Chess Homework, Chess Puzzles, real game tactics | Leave a Comment »
What is white’s best move?
What is white’s best move?
Tags:chess, chess homework, chess problems, chess puzzles, chess tactics, Chris Torres, real game, what is white’s best move?
Posted in chess, Chess Homework, Chess Puzzles, real game tactics | Leave a Comment »