In this chess video tutorial, Grandmaster Alexandra Kosteniuk, with guest star Almira Skripchenko, will show you how to checkmate in just two moves that the Fritz 10 software program doesn't even recognize. Fritz 10 just can't solve this mate in 2 chess problem.
White plays and mates in 2 moves. Think of the Russian Proverb: Trust but Verify. This will be the key to winning good chess endgames.
LEVEL: Intermediate
CATEGORY: Problem
How To:
Play Marble Solitaire
How To:
Make a Vertical Wall-Mounted Chessboard
How To:
Play the original board game Risk
How To:
Play Mancala
How To:
Play Mah Jong
How To:
Use a pawn breakthrough technique in chess
How To:
Use a Ouija board by yourself
How To:
Play traditional Mancala
How To:
Use strategies when playing Mancala
How To:
Win chess with the Poisoned Pawn Sicilian Defense
How To:
Use proper tactics with the Eldar Fire Prism tank in Warhammer 40,000
How To:
Play the block-like board game Blokus
How To:
Prepare and use a Ouija board properly
How To:
Trap the king in the corner during endgame chess
How To:
Make a paper role playing fantasy game
How To:
Checkmate your chess opponent in six moves
How To:
Play Vegas Showdown
How To:
Play Chinese chess
How To:
Play Farkle, a game of five dice
How To:
Use a Ouija board to get the best experience
How To:
Play Marble Solitaire
How To:
Make a Vertical Wall-Mounted Chessboard
How To:
Play the original board game Risk
How To:
Play Mancala
How To:
Play Mah Jong
How To:
Use a pawn breakthrough technique in chess
How To:
Use a Ouija board by yourself
How To:
Play traditional Mancala
How To:
Use strategies when playing Mancala
How To:
Win chess with the Poisoned Pawn Sicilian Defense
How To:
Use proper tactics with the Eldar Fire Prism tank in Warhammer 40,000
How To:
Play the block-like board game Blokus
How To:
Prepare and use a Ouija board properly
How To:
Trap the king in the corner during endgame chess
How To:
Make a paper role playing fantasy game
How To:
Checkmate your chess opponent in six moves
How To:
Play Vegas Showdown
How To:
Play Chinese chess
How To:
Play Farkle, a game of five dice
How To:
Use a Ouija board to get the best experience
1 Comment
There is actually another move that will result in checkmate without moving the rook first.
Move the white queen to h4. Now the black king must move to either g1 or g2. It doesn't matter which one he moves to. Move white rook from e6 to g6 and that's checkmate.
Share Your Thoughts