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Chesisthebest21

Hey guys so i made this post here people can tell us anything new they learn like a type of mate, pins, forks, and skewers too. So we just teach each other here and give tips and advice comment down below!

daertoso

some of the best forks are the most common, like a knight threatening a king and a rook at the same time. the rook and the king will have stayed on their squares. another is the bishop and rook fork also including a knight and both staying on their squares. as for a mate, you can try Fool's Mate where a knight is also involved. The king is surrounded by friendly peices but when the knight puts him in check he will not be able to escape.

BigRed050

If anyone wants to beat the sicilian, two words. The Alapin. 

O5-10

https://www.chess.com/clubs/forum/view/teachers-analysis?page=1#comment-58384590

Rook king mate i posted

O5-10
BigRed050 wrote:

If anyone wants to beat the sicilian, two words. The Alapin. 

Smith Mora Gambit is great too 

BigRed050

@05-10 It's decent, but the whole idea of the sicilian is to not let white have a perfect center, and the Alapin is just like "No U". Idk about you, but I just love the concept. Not trying to argue or anything, just sharing why I love it. 

O5-10
BigRed050 wrote:

@05-10 It's decent, but the whole idea of the sicilian is to not let white have a perfect center, and the Alapin is just like "No U". Idk about you, but I just love the concept. Not trying to argue or anything, just sharing why I love it. 

Yeah thats true, im more of a person to trade a lot and gambit things so its truly just personal preferance

 

rivuchess

You can destroy your opponent with Ponziani Opening.

O5-10

True but you have to know all the lines and traps

 

rivuchess

The lines of the Ponziani are easy, if you believe you can play it and think it easy.

daertoso

the dynamo defence works, but reequires a knight sac, and its very unlikely to happen, but when it does, ur opponent is rekt boi.

rivuchess

here is the game I was talking about.