Join Grandmaster Alexandra Kosteniuk in this chess video tutorial and learn how to play a cool game of chess.
White plays and mates in two moves. This chess problem was published in Musical World, 1860. Watch to see how to improve your chess strategies. The Queen is an important piece to play in this endgame, so keep an eye out and concentrate. You might as well call this the transatlantic flight.
All that matters on the chessboard are good moves.
LEVEL: Easy
CATEGORY: Problem
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