Essential Chess Tactics Explained
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ScribdTranslationsCHESS TACTICS
What is the tactic? the strategy
Si volvemos al ejemplo del ajedrez, la estrategia del juego consiste en
place the pieces in a specific arrangement to be able to advance towards
an objective position.
Strategy: a plan to achieve a goal is a strategy.
While the strategy is the action plan that will guide you toward the final goal,
THE BASIC TACTICS USED IN CHESS
Double direct attack
Double attack by discovery
Double attack on pieces that are covered 'X-rays'.
The nailed one.
Overloaded pieces and attack on the defending piece.
Check revealed.
Double jack.
The intermediate play.
In addition, there are other tactics that are also fundamental in the
chess, such as:
Deviation
Attraction
Destruction of the defense
Blocking
Interception of lines
Clearing of boxes or lines
A RIP-OFF
. In chess, a pin is a situation in which a piece
it can move without exposing another piece of its color and of greater value
value to be captured.
. A pin is produced when three pieces are in the same row,
column or diagonal of the board; the attacking piece, the attacked piece
clamped, and the piece that would remain exposed if the clamped piece is
move. For this reason, only the pieces that can move more than
a box in line straight they can produce a
nailed: ladies, tower sofas.
A DOUBLE ATTACK
It consists of threatening two of the opponent's pieces in one move,
with two of our pieces: we threaten one with the piece we have moved
and another with a second piece that has remained with the movement
discovered. Tactical play can be done with many
combinations of pieces.
A SURPRISE ATTACK
In chess, a discovered attack is an attack produced when
one piece moves away from the path of another.
Like many chess tactics, they succeed because the opponent does not.
you can protect yourself from two threats at the same time.
THE UNCOVERED CHECK
There is check when moving a piece opens the way for
another piece that is behind and that moves gives check to the opposing King.
Many times the piece that moves to give a discovered check can
to eat without risk a defended piece because the opponent is forced to move out
from check
DOUBLE CHECK
To checkmate with two pieces against the king. This will always entail a
check to the discovered and the opposing king has to move.
Double check when the piece moves to allow for the check to the king.
discovered moves to a square from which it also gives check.
The only response to the double check is to move the King, because you cannot
to block or capture both opposing pieces that give check at the same time.
DEVIATION
In chess, a deviation is called when the attack on a piece is well placed.
placed, whether for attack or defense, forces her to evacuate
from your good mailbox. The importance of the deviation depends a lot on the
function that is making that piece in that square.
A SACRIFICE
In chess, an unsacrifice is a move that gives up a piece in exchange
to obtain a tactical gain or a positional compensation from another
shape.
A sacrificial offering can also be a deliberate exchange of a piece
of greater value chess for a lesser value opposing piece (for
example, a tower for a horse).
Any chess piece, except the king, can be sacrificed. Like the
players usually try to keep their own pieces, offer a
sacrifice can be an unpleasant surprise for the opponent,
questioning him and making him spend a lot of time trying
calculate whether the sacrifice is valid or not to accept it.
The sacrifice to the chain of pieces adds more surprise and such.
parts can be rewarded.
AN OBSTRUCTION
it is about determining the effectiveness of an enemy piece, cutting its
line of action, interrupting a proposed piece or obliging to the
I urge you to place one of yours.
CONCLUSION
We can conclude that chess tactics are fundamental for the
success in the game, as they allow taking advantage of opportunities to win
material or positional advantage. Some common tactics include the attack
double, the pin, the discovered check, and the fork. Mastering these
Tactics and knowing when to apply them is essential for improving in chess.