Sooo I was having some nice bishop queen pins to the king lately and just like I have my *Brilliant series* in which I explain the rationale behind the moves, I want to do the same for queen pin strategies. (The upcoming short will be the fifth in the ongoing series, all collected in a playlist: www.youtube.com/playlist?list...)
It will mostly focus on *bishop to queen and king* on the same diagonal, less/barely on rook to queen and king on the same rank/file. As always this'll be applied in real games.
Bishop to queen against king pins are pretty powerful and can land you an overwhelming advantage if performed successfully, which means you will most likely need to prepare the charge with several steps, without explicitly and prematurely alarming the opponent.
The short which features the used image will be public October 21st, 12:00 UTC+2.
SugibroChess
Sooo I was having some nice bishop queen pins to the king lately and just like I have my *Brilliant series* in which I explain the rationale behind the moves, I want to do the same for queen pin strategies. (The upcoming short will be the fifth in the ongoing series, all collected in a playlist: www.youtube.com/playlist?list...)
It will mostly focus on *bishop to queen and king* on the same diagonal, less/barely on rook to queen and king on the same rank/file. As always this'll be applied in real games.
Bishop to queen against king pins are pretty powerful and can land you an overwhelming advantage if performed successfully, which means you will most likely need to prepare the charge with several steps, without explicitly and prematurely alarming the opponent.
The short which features the used image will be public October 21st, 12:00 UTC+2.
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