How can a Knight be pinned and attack at the same time? • page 2/2 • General Chess Discussion • lichess.org

What if you don't see you can capture? Game continues as if nothing happened?
In club level blitz games, when the opponent misses a check, sometimes I simply make a move on the other side of the board (a capture is usually very effective), and announce "check". Or give a second check from a different direction. I think in Blitz it might even be legal to do that.

@OctoPinky said in #6: > What if you don't see you can capture? Game continues as if nothing happened? In club level blitz games, when the opponent misses a check, sometimes I simply make a move on the other side of the board (a capture is usually very effective), and announce "check". Or give a second check from a different direction. I think in Blitz it might even be legal to do that.

CM Sarg0n

#12

Imagine the pinned piece is pinned itself by a pinned piece which is pinned ....

CM Sarg0n

#13

Your King makes the moves. No King, no move. You should be the 2nd to lose the K.