@Meet_Raval1 Also notice in the earlier example how the Rook swings from one side to another with no apparent reason. It's exactly to avoid the left-and-right thing, to force White in to the opposition.
@ProposeBurgers Yes Thank you for the tips. They really helped. I think I got it now! :). Thank you @MrPushwood too for the help. Also thank you @Justin_Wen for the tip.
@Meet_Raval1 Your welcome!
@Meet_Raval1 No problem!
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Hope this can help too. Basically, once you cut the enemy king with your rook, you keep a knight distance between both kings and only move the rook when necessary (either to cut the king one more file or because it´s threatened).
Hope this can help too. Basically, once you cut the enemy king with your rook, you keep a knight distance between both kings and only move the rook when necessary (either to cut the king one more file or because it´s threatened).
@L3ylan WOW that is really helpful. Thank you! :-)
Just saying, I read Roof and King checkmate
Really Nice! I have forgotten how to checkmate with rook and king completely. Thnx @Meet_Raval1 for showing this. It really refreshed my knowledge.
Keep adding checkmates like those Raval.
No problem @Mohi4 !
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