IMBacon, not exactly what I was looking for, but it is certainly very useful! Thanks
There is a valuable article for me that I lost track; this is a list like this one mentionned by wiseachoo :
- What are the ways to check the enemy king through brute force or otherwise?
- Am I in danger of being checked through brute force or otherwise?
- Do I have any hanging pieces with no coverage or fewer defenders?
- If I have bishops still, are there any possible skewers or forks on that color?
- If I have knights still, are there any nice forking opportunities I see or can create?
- Do I have all of my pieces playing an active role or are some as good as useless?
- Have I made use of any open files or outpost squares that are available?
- If the opponent still has knights, have I considered options to limit their mobility?
Hi there,
Following the study plan, I read an interesting routine to do before playing my next move to help avoiding a blunder.
If I remember well, the first one is to look for a possible check. Another one was to find what my oppenent has in mind. Another was to evaluate if I have uncovered one piece. Etc.
I have searched quite a long time to find this routine, but I just can't.
Anyone can point me where it is on the site?
Thanks.