One Move, Two Threats
Part of the Tactics section of Coddy's Chess journey. Lesson 7 of 48.
Chapter 1 was about taking what hangs. This chapter is about making things hang. The trick rests on one rule: a player gets exactly one move per turn. Attack one loose piece and they save it; attack two with the same move - a fork - and they must choose.
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1Free Pieces
Hanging PiecesCounting AttackersGood Trades, Bad TradesIs It Safe?Puzzles: Take What Is FreeRecap: Free Pieces2The Fork
One Move, Two ThreatsKnight ForksPawn and Queen ForksSeeing Forks ComingPuzzles: Fork Hunt 1Puzzles: Fork Hunt 2Recap: The Fork