Don't take the wrong rook
move 16, the knight is hanging
nice game setup
move 16, the knight is hanging
Not really, because the only piece attacking it (queen), if it took it, would leave its own knight hanging.
Ending shows why you should spend the move to give your king an escape...
move 16, the knight is hanging
Not really, because the only piece attacking it (queen), if it took it, would leave its own knight hanging.
Ending shows why you should spend the move to give your king an escape...
no, i mean after 16. O-O-O, black could have just taken the knight
move 16, the knight is hanging
Not really, because the only piece attacking it (queen), if it took it, would leave its own knight hanging.
Ending shows why you should spend the move to give your king an escape...
no, i mean after 16. O-O-O, black could have just taken the knight
You're right, lol. Although, is that still called hanging? It's defended, but attacked more than it's defended.
move 16, the knight is hanging
Not really, because the only piece attacking it (queen), if it took it, would leave its own knight hanging.
Ending shows why you should spend the move to give your king an escape...
no, i mean after 16. O-O-O, black could have just taken the knight
You're right, lol. Although, is that still called hanging? It's defended, but attacked more than it's defended.
yeah, i think it is, as long as you can capture a piece and gain material from it, it's hanging