A while back I posted about a bishop sac on h7 that won the game. Well today, in two straight games against two seperate opponents, I did a similar tactic both of which won easily. First off, I would like to show you the four signs to recognise ...
Though 1...Qc1+ prolongs the game slighly, it was not the game move and is still is a mate in 6: 1.Bh6 Qc1+ 2.Bxc1 f5 3.Qe8+ Kg7 4.Qe7+ Kg8 5.Bh6 (any move) 6.Qg7# or Qe8# Any Questions? Comment below! -ZSGurwitz
Legal's Mate is a trap that was played in 1750 in Paris. The game went: I have just played a similar 5|5 Blitz game: Hope you enjoyed and happy trapping! Any questions or tips? Comment below! -ZSGurwitz
Just played my first dutch stonewall as black with 5|2 time control: Any tips or comments? Put them down below! Thank you! -ZSGurwitz
Here's a recent blitz game I played as black: Which brings us to a tactic which wins me a pawn: Now, Back to the game: Hope you enjoyed! If you have questions, concerns or comments, just comment and I will reply as soon as I can.
The Lasker Trap, a fun trap named after Emanuel Lasker comes from the Albin Counter-Gambit after: Which brings us to our puzzle: Now black can easily resign in sight of 9... Qxd1: This is an intresting trap to work with in low level blitz ga...
The above game shows the dangers of having an underdeveloped queenside and a vulnerable kingside. Enjoy! -ZSGurwitz
The above is a recent 5|0 blitz game that I played as black where I turned a seemingly dangerous situation into checkmate.
The above game is a blitz match I played yesterday with white blundering on move 13 granting me a mate in two.
The two pins put me (white) in a huge lead making black forfeit in just 13 moves.
