Having trouble with your chess game? Well, try this "double attack" method to do a simultaneous attack of one piece against two opponent pieces. This is also referred to as the "fork."
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If it's blacks turn all you have to do is move your bishop to c5 pinningthe white rook to the king and on the next turn move your knight to safety.
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