Can someone tell me why taking a pawn is better than forking 2 rooks? : r/chessbeginners
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Can someone explain why sacrificing a knight for a knight is better than forking a queen and rook? : r/chessbeginners
Why is taking with the bishop better than taking with the queen here? Just wondering if there's something deep that I can't comprehend. : r/ chessbeginners
White to move, why can't the king capture took on d4? Isn't the white rook on b1 pinning the knight c4? : r/chessbeginners
Do you trade your rook for the knight and bishop in this situation? : r /chess
What would be a good defence here? : r/chessbeginners
why is sacking the rook the solution to this puzzle? : r/chessbeginners
Why is black winning by so much here? If white (me) takes the knight with the rook and the black queen takes back I win the queen and the game is even (
White is up a pawn, and both players have a passed pawn very close to the respective promotion rank. However, the white king is less guarded, and Black has a chance to
Queen and two rooks vs queen, knight and rook, how do I proceed from here? : r/chessbeginners
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