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* Chess is 90% Tactics
* Chess is 90% Tactics
* You need to know these fundamendal tactical patterns
** Double Attack / Fork
** Pin
** Skewer
** Discovery
** Discovered / Double Check


=== Fundamendal Tactical Patterns ===
* Double Attack / Fork
* Pin (more valuable piece is behind)
* Skewer (more valuable piece is in front)
* Discovery
* Discovered / Double Check
=== Basic Checkmate Patterns ===
These basic checkmate patterns occur at the end or as the climax of many tactical combinations like
* Smothered Checkmate
* Support Checkmate
* Back Rank Checkmate
See also [[Checkmate Patterns]]
=== "Tactics are the servant of strategy" - Mikhail Botvinnik ===
* A good pieace leads to good tactics
** How many squares does my piece control?
** Is it safe?
* Long term "strategical plans" are based on recognizing and attacking pawn weaknesses:
** Doubled Pawns
** Isolated Pawns
** Backward Pawns
Fore more check out https://lichess.org/practice
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[[Kategorie:Chess]]

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Introduction to Tactics and Strategy

  • Chess is 90% Tactics

Fundamendal Tactical Patterns

  • Double Attack / Fork
  • Pin (more valuable piece is behind)
  • Skewer (more valuable piece is in front)
  • Discovery
  • Discovered / Double Check

Basic Checkmate Patterns

These basic checkmate patterns occur at the end or as the climax of many tactical combinations like

  • Smothered Checkmate
  • Support Checkmate
  • Back Rank Checkmate

See also Checkmate Patterns

"Tactics are the servant of strategy" - Mikhail Botvinnik

  • A good pieace leads to good tactics
    • How many squares does my piece control?
    • Is it safe?
  • Long term "strategical plans" are based on recognizing and attacking pawn weaknesses:
    • Doubled Pawns
    • Isolated Pawns
    • Backward Pawns

Fore more check out https://lichess.org/practice