Tactics #2

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Tactics 

1. Pawn Breakthrough

A primary objective in the endgame is to promote a pawn. If you can find a way to promote a pawn, you will usually win the game, even if it means sacrificing a few pawns or minor pieces along the way.

In this classic example of a pawn breakthrough, there is only one way for white to win:

Diagram above: 1.g6 hxg6 2.f6 gxf6 h6 and the h-pawn will promote or 1.g6 fxg6 2.h6 gxh6 f6 and the f-pawn will promote.

2. Remove the Defender

When a chess piece performs an important defensive task we refer to that piece as a defender. Since that piece serves important an important role, the piece itself becomes vulnerable to tactical ideas.

There are 2 logical ways to exploit an important defender:

1. Capture or
2. Overload

Capture the Defender

Also known as undermining. In the diagram below, black’s queen is only defended by the knight on c6. This gives white a tactical opportunity:

Diagram above: 1.Bxc6+ removes the defender of black’s queen by capturing it. Since black must deal with the check first, white will capture the black queen on the next move.

Overload the Defender

The other logical way to remove a defender is to overload it (sometimes referred to as a deflection tactic).

In the diagram below, black’s rook defends the bishop on b4. However, this rook also defends against a Back Rank Mate, else white could play Re8#. This gives white an opportunity to overload the defender:

Diagram above: 1.Rxb4 wins the bishop because black’s rook on b8 is overloaded.

3. Sacrifice

A tactical sacrifice (in contrast to a positional sacrifice which gives you a strategic compensation) is when you temporarily sacrifice a higher-valued piece in order to create a new target that you can immediately exploit. The point is that the value of this new target will exceed the value of the sacrifice you made.

In the first tactic presented in this list of chess tactics, white sacrificed their rook for a bishop in order to setup a pin:

1.Rxc6+ Kxf6 2.Bc3+ Kf7 3.Bxh8. White temporarily sacrifices material but wins it back, with interest, on the following moves.

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