I agree with Roman...mate is mate in any country Qxh7#
straddle, I've had a few drinks as well, plus some jetlag, but I agree Qxh7 is mate in thebrauns85' puzzle
i am a beginner..also not a good player so im here to learn more deep about chess to make sure i could play chess more better after this..
I love this series also. Seeing the mate patterns over and over helps.
thebraun85,
unless I've had too much to drink this evening, why is 4. Qxh7# incorrect? Why the unnecessary bishop capture in your puzzle?
Good puzzle, but it is simple.
good vid
figure out this puzzle
exceptional...please continue to provide us some checkmate patterns
great series.keep them coming.i fully concur and second bangalos.if for some reason you cannot do the chess mentor format,how about the puzzle format that is used in the article section.also it would be nice if the whole game link can be included.thanks
thank you for the useful feedback, bangalos!
c3, c6, f3, f6
Intermediate checkmate patterns is a great series!
First suggestion: In the title of the videos, please add the checkmate pattern being covered: such as "Intermediate Checkmate patterns - 4: Arabian Mate".
Second suggestion (long term): Please create Chess Mentor versions of your lectures - so that we can practice the same material over and over again.
I hope there are dozens more videos in this series.
lol
first 2 mins ... ZZZZZzzzzz .. please talk faster and prepare your text for the video. Free speech is not your thing. thx
heee...im new comer...just try to challenge myself with others pLayer....actualy im not gud enough..jus try...
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by FM Ingvar Johannesson
Not knitting patterns, not sewing patterns, not flight patterns but checkmate patterns. The Arabian Mate is the focus of FM Ingvar Johannesson’s part 4 of Intermediate Checkmate Patterns. This video features grandmaster games that illustrate the very practical winning tactics opportunities made possible by recognizing mating opportunities and using tactics to realize the win.