Deflect the bishop
Force the defender away from f7, then let the knight finish the attack.
Mate Trainer
Practice forced mate in 2, 3 and 4 from real and composed positions. Learn the pattern first, then solve it without move notation.
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Start with mate in 2, then build calculation depth with mate in 3 and 4.
Force the defender away from f7, then let the knight finish the attack.
Drag the king onto the a-file and finish with the rook.
Use two forcing queen checks to pull the king onto the square where the knights can mate.
Sacrifice the rook to expose the king, then walk the queen into the mating square.
Pull two defenders away in sequence, then use the pawns to deliver the final mate.
Use repeated checks to pull the king across the queenside before the queen closes the net.
Paul Morphy
against Duke Karl II of Brunswick and Count Isouard de Vauvenargues
Paris · 1858
Take the winning side in this historic position and find the forced finish.
Adolf Anderssen
against Lionel Kieseritzky
London · 1851
Take the winning side in this historic position and find the forced finish.
Adolf Anderssen
against Jean Dufresne
Berlin (traditionally reported) · 1852
Take the winning side in this historic position and find the forced finish.
Edward Lasker
against George Alan Thomas
London · 1912
Take the winning side in this historic position and find the forced finish.
Rashid Nezhmetdinov
against Lev Polugaevsky
Sochi · 1958
Take the winning side in this historic position and find the forced finish.