Chapter 20: A bishop targeting g8
I am reading How to Beat Your Dad at Chess by Murray Chandler. I am blogging to create supporting puzzles in studying the content.
Breaking open a castle with 
on h7 often forces 
onto h8. Such a bishop can block 
poised to deliver checkmate on h7. Instead of a bishop retreat, an advance supported by a 
on g5 can close the deal!
83) The typical configuration. Make the king vulnerable, win material, and end up with on f7.
84) Make the king vulnerable, win material, and end up with 
on f2.
on f2. 85) support with on h7. Sacrificing the bishop allows for forcing mate.
support with on h7. Sacrificing the bishop allows for forcing mate.86) This time, supports on h7. Sacrificing the bishop allows for forcing mate.
supports on h7. Sacrificing the bishop allows for forcing mate.Chapter 21: Rook sacrifice on g7 | Chapter 19: Pillsbury's Mate
