Frank Healey defeats Daniel Harrwitz with the Boden's checkmate #chess

Frank Healey defeats Daniel Harrwitz with the Boden's checkmate #chess

Paul Johner checkmates Edgar Colle with a Rook

George Mackenzie beats NN with the Blackburne's checkmate

Bernhard Richter beats NN with the Anastasia's checkmate

Samuel Boden defeats Schulder with the Boden's checkmate

Bulletin Ouvrier des Echecs. Blackburne's checkmate

Edgar Colle defeats Ernst Grünfeld with the Blackburne's checkmate

Prince Dadian de Mingrelie beats NN with the Anastasia's checkmate

NN vs NN. Corridor checkmate 3

NN vs NN. Corridor checkmate 4

NN vs NN, Anastasia's checkmate

Loye defeats Beamish with the corridor checkmate

Labonne vs NN. Corridor's checkmate

NN vs Kende. Knight's checkmate

NN vs Maccutcheon. Two Knights checkmate

Study by Ercole del Rio. Smothered checkmate

Study by Stamma in 1737. Smothered checkmate

G. H. Derrickson beats NN with the two Knights checkmate

Edward Lasker defeats Fritz Englund with a Boden's checkmate

Emil Schallopp defeats George Gossip with the Mayet's checkmate

Emil Schallopp beats George Gossip with the Lolli's checkmate

First prize in a competition of imaginary chess games. Smothered checkmate

Emil Schallopp outplays George Gossip, and wins with the ladder checkmate

Emanuel Lasker defeats NN with the Anastasia checkmate

Defeating the Philidor Defence with the Gueridon checkmate

Henry Bird defeats NN with the Blackburne's checkmate

Greco vs NN. The first Greco's checkmate

Lurie and Wageheim beat J. B. and O. B. with a double check

Leo Forgacs defeats Savielly Tartakower with a double check

Joseph Blackburne defeats Jacques Schwarz with the Mayet's checkmate

John Cochrane beats NN with the Corridor checkmate

Victor Kahn beats NN with the Greco's checkmate

Samuel Boden beats Schulder with the Boden's checkmate

Reti defeats Tartakower with the Reti's checkmate

Theodore Tylor defeats William Winter with a double check

Michelson vs NN. The power of the double check #chess

The power of the double check. Giuoco Piano opening

Jean Taubenhaus defeats Colchester with the Legal checkmate #chess

Alexander Fritz's double check leads to a King's hunt

Andre Cheron wins with the Legal checkmate

C. F. Smith sacrifices the Queen and wins with the Legal checkmate

Marc Esserman wins with the Smith Morra and a lot of pins

Marc Esserman beats Gregory Braylovsk with the Smith Morra Gambit

Marc Esserman beats Boris Kreiman playing the Smith Morra Gambit

Marc Esserman defeats William Collins with the Smith Morra Gambit

Marc Esserman beats Thomas Bartel with the Smith Morra Gambit

The Smith Morra Gambit and the corridor checkmate #chess

Marc Esserman wins with the Smith Morra and the Opera checkmate

The Smith-Morra Gambit and the Scheveningen structure #chess

Marc Esserman and the Smith Morra Gambit defeat Loek van Wely #chess

Jaan Ehlvest loses to Milman and the Smith Morra Gambit #chess

Max Wuerzburger and his 2nd trap in the Vienna Opening

The first checkmate pattern you learn. Scholars Mate. Mate del Pastor

Danish Gambit Trap 2. Bird vs Lasker, 1892.

An explosion of power comes after a Queen sacrifice

White makes an offer and Black can't refuse it

A Checkmate with an en passant. French Defense

Bird has three passed pawns on the same file

Kings Knight destroys the Sicilian Kan

White gets a surprising awakening

Black overcautious move is punished.

A surprising Knight sacrifice traps the Queen. QID

Horatio Caro beat down Emanuel Lasker

A pretty King Hunt using minor pieces

The Budapest Defense and the Opera checkmate

Sicilian Wings Gambit goes worng.

A feint against the Bishop disguises an Opera checkmate

Just one tempo gives White enough time for a winning attack

An Arabian checkmate after many blunders

The Knight fork is a pretty tactical device

Black cant protect f6 and the backrank at the same time

Sometimes a Queen sacrifice is an ultimatum

A Queen sacrifice leads to a minor pieces onsalught

Richter games are full of tactics. Torre attack.

Soultanbeieff punishes opponent´s greed.

When it comes to tactics, there is nothing like a pin

White attack is just folly if black plays his defence correcty

A sac on the Kingside initiates a combination on the Queenside

A common Queen, Knight and Bishop checkmate pattern

A sucession of potent strokes ends the game

A Pawn push starts a pretty combination

Black loses the Queen or the game. Closed Sicilian

Then, out of the blue, the Queen got trapped

White Queens is exposed against the Chigorin Defense

The Opera checkmate in the Scotch Opening

Balestra checkmate againt the Caro Kann

White to Play and Win by Weaver Adams

Horowitz Smothered checkmate against Ed. Lasker

There are more important moves than getting the Queen out of danger

The magic move is an exchange sacrifice. Scotch Opening

The Center Game and the Mayet checkmate

Black cant handle Prokes and the Urusov Gambit

A pretty King hunt against the Queens Gambit

Prokes pins King and Queen in the Kings Gambit

The need for vigilance on the f2 / f7 squares.

Winning with triple pawns and imprisoning his own Bishop

Israel Horowitz and his Urusov Gambit

Many exquisite combinations against the Slav

Black gets smashed on the center. Sicilian Defense

White says Check and Black responds Checkmate

Boris Spassky defeats Hartoch with a ladder checkmate #chess

Paredes vs Vasquez. Boden's checkmate

Greco's checkmate. de La Bourdonnais, 1883

Anastasia's checkmate. de La Bourdonnais, 1883

Boris Spassky defeats Korchnoi with the kill box checkmate #chess

Nimzowitsch defeats Alekhine with the Boden's checkmate

Paul Heckingbottom's reaction to defeat at Millwall

Ernst Falkbeer wins with the Legal checkmate

Boris Spassky wins a piece against Vranesic #chess

NN vs NN. Blackburne's checkmate 1

Milan Vidmar defeats Max Euwe with the Anastasia's checkmate

Richard Reti defeats Bogoljubow and wins the first brilliancy prize

Paul Keres defeats Alekhine with the corridor checkmate

Adolf Anderssen beats Marmaduke Wyvill with the corridor checkmate