Tactics in Chess – for Beginners
“Learn the basic and advanced tactics in chess to spot winning moves that your opponent cannot defend against. This course will train you to easily recognize and utilize tactics such as forks, pins, skewers, and more. Discover deadly tactics like the Discovered attack and annoying strategies like Deflection. Master the art of trapping pieces and achieve the beautiful smothered mate. Suitable for chess enthusiasts who want to enhance their gameplay and increase their chances of winning.”
What you’ll learn
- Understand the basic tactics in chess
- Learn to spot tactics when they appear in games
- Learn advanced tactics
- Calculate and play the winning move
Chess is 99% tactics. To win games, one must spot good moves that the opponent cannot defend against. One can find such winning moves only by understanding the common tactics in chess. This course will teach you all the basic tactics and will also train you to spot them in actual games.
In the 1st section, we will look all the basic tactics – Forks, Pins, Skewers, Removing the defender & Hanging Piece. Fork is a double attack – when 2 pieces are attacked at the same time. A pin is when you make your opponent’s piece unable to move. And a skewer is the reverse of a pin. Hanging piece and removing the defender are crude street tactics – very simple to understand.
In the 2nd section, we will train ourselves to spot all the basic tactics easily. And then we will learn a deadly tactic called Discovered attack. This can be a very powerful weapon to use in your games. We will also then learn a nasty tactic called Deflection. Deflection can prove very annoying for your opponents. And then we will learn how to trap pieces. And finally, we will learn the most beautiful pattern in chess – the smothered mate. It is a thing of beauty. In a smothered mate, we sacrifice our queen to checkmate his king with our knight.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who loves playing chess and wants to win more games
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