Yeah I don't know
What is this checkmate called?
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You don't need a name for every checkmate. There are tons of checkmates that have never been named.
i agree
Nice
Jul 15, 2020
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#28
Nathaniel250 wrote:
Rook and Queen checkmate?
@hotcrystal1 I said something similar. 
Jul 16, 2020
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#30
It would be the dovetail if a white piece is on b1 on your 3x3 board
Jul 17, 2020
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#31
According to the Chessable Checkmate course, this is a "triangle mate" as the queen, king and rook form a triangle.
Jul 17, 2020
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#32
jessicatheprodigee hat geschrieben:
Does every checkmate have a name?
I don´t know. The following checkmates are in the checkmate patterns manual:
Anastasia's mate, Greco's mate, Arabian mate, Hook mate, Vuković's mate, Smothered mate, Suffocation mate, Corner mate, Morphy's mate, Pillsbury's mate, Opera mate, Mayet's mate, Lolli's mate, Damiano's mate, Max Lange's mate, Dovetail mate, Cozio's mate, Swallow's tail mate, Guéridon mate, David & Goliath mate, Boden's mate, Balestra mate, Double knights mate, Double bishops mate, Blackburne's mate, Blind swine mate, Epaulette mate, Back rank mate, Lawnmower mate, Triangle mate, Kill box mate.
Some of these mate´s are known by other names (such as The Kiss of Death as someone mentioned earlier).
pinkblueecho wrote:
According to the Chessable Checkmate course, this is a "triangle mate" as the queen, king and rook form a triangle.
Thank you so much!
This is a kill box mate.
Jul 19, 2020
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#35
Riverlandjack hat geschrieben:
This is a kill box mate.
Kill Box mate:
Triangle mate:
Very slighty different but essentially the same.
Jul 20, 2020
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#37
prgsparks wrote:
The betraying pawn checkmate.
Already been said. I think it can go in more than 1 category.
It’s officially called the Joe mate
cool
It seems a little different than a regular dovetail though