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by sampathkumar523 - 8 days ago
India
Member Since: Aug 2011
Member Points: 2

woooo nice :)

by fishingmd - 3 months ago
Indianapolis United States
Member Since: Sep 2011
Member Points: 7

Wonderful lesson. Thanks!

by daxter1997 - 4 months ago
Rockville United States
Member Since: Dec 2010
Member Points: 4

thanks ingvar

by Ethan168 - 4 months ago
Singapore Singapore
Member Since: May 2011
Member Points: 21

Awesome Video, thanks Ingvar for your insights! :-))

by amolbk - 7 months ago
Mumbai India
Member Since: May 2011
Member Points: 10

Informative, funny, hilarious and insightful - all at the same time !

by jrob0882 - 7 months ago
sao paulo Brazil
Member Since: Feb 2009
Member Points: 4

obrigado!

by chj50 - 8 months ago
Buffalo United States
Member Since: Apr 2011
Member Points: 60

The Anastasia trap typically occurs with a queen or rook sacrifice taking h7, followed by a major piece checkmate along the h file. The Knight at e7 controls the retreat squares.

Thanks for the lesson.

by freddyblunder - 9 months ago
prescott arizona United States
Member Since: Mar 2011
Member Points: 34

i really love the way you gave so many great examples! now i'm going to check out all your videos,and then go over my games to see if me or my opponents missed an anastasia mate ! well done INGVAR !

by Phingerz - 9 months ago
Michigan United States
Member Since: Jun 2010
Member Points: 61

Thanks! I was actually able to use one of these mates in a recent game played here on chess.com.
by Vas16 - 11 months ago
B Italy
Member Since: Aug 2010
Member Points: 5

very nice video thnks)

by Dan_V - 12 months ago
Gainesville, Florida United States
Member Since: Jun 2008
Member Points: 1267

Great vid - I liked the multiple examples shown, and variations on how to achieve the pattern.  I'm looking forward to the other videos in the series.

Thanks

by epicsabbah - 17 months ago
Chess Heaven United States
Member Since: Apr 2010
Member Points: 11

Well done. Thank You.

by icefish001 - 20 months ago
Vancouver Canada
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Member Points: 36

Laughing

by Maxim82 - 21 months ago
Gomel Belarus
Member Since: Nov 2009
Member Points: 110

Great vid. Really enlightening.

by carhurst - 2 years ago
United States
Member Since: Mar 2009
Member Points: 107

Great video!

by green31 - 2 years ago
Manila Philippines
Member Since: Dec 2009
Member Points: 40

I can't believe how many times I've had the chance and yet I didn't do it :(

by Mac101 - 2 years ago
Greensboro, NC United States
Member Since: Jul 2009
Member Points: 1

Great video...thanks.

by the_omen - 2 years ago
Lindfield United Kingdom
Member Since: Jun 2008
Member Points: 21

Thank you Ingvar for a great lesson. Two weeks after having watched it once I saw Anastasia three moves ahead and made it happen. Without the video it would not have happened!

by aeo719 - 2 years ago
Evansville, IN United States
Member Since: Jun 2009
Member Points: 48

thanks for the interesting video-FMIngvar Johannesson....I see how knowing that pattern will be very useful to me.

by alpha24 - 2 years ago
Florida United States
Member Since: Apr 2009
Member Points: 157

Great Video, fantastic how it appears you can snatch victory..

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