Học cờ vua: Tuyệt chiêu "tấn công đôi" cực đỉnh nghìn năm vẫn HOT

Hello everyone I am Nguyen Hoang Tuan a national chess champion Today I will introduce to you a very common chess tactic called the double attack A double attack is a tactical move where a piece or a pawn attacks two or more enemy targets simultaneously The goal of a double attack is usually to target the opponent's unguarded pieces High-value pieces or a piece that is exposed in the opponent's formatio Double attacks are particularly effective when one of the attacking targets is the enemy king and the other target is an enemy piece All pieces can make a double attack However in chess the queen and the knight are the pieces that can perform the best double attacks because these two pieces can move in eight directions and especially the knight can jump over other pieces And to better understand the double attack pattern look at this illustrative chess position This position arises when it reaches the white side to move and the white side notices two black bishops are both on the same column and could be the target of a double attack At that moment White played CF6 delivering a check to the black king The black king must retreat to g8 and white will launch a double attack with the move Cb6 Attacking the bishop at B7 and the bishop at B2 Here Black must choose between defending the bishop at B7 or defending the bishop at B2 If black moves the bishop to B2 then white will capture the bishop at B7 If black moves the bishop to B7 then white will capture the bishop at B2 Next let's look at this position This position allows Black to move Black has made the move D3 Black made a good move to lure the opponent's pieces into OD3 White played the elephant at OD3 In the case of the OD3 pawn or the OD3 rook Then the black side also moves to E4 Executes a double attack Capturing at D3 and the F3 pawn White runs the E2 Black will play F3 And Black will be happy Double attacks are very common In chess it can appear during the opening middle game and endgame So let's look at a game to see how the double attack appears in the opening White moves e4 Black moves c5 White moves c3 Black moves d6 White moves h3 Black moves g6 White moves f4 Black moves g5 Both sides develop their pieces in a Sicilian Defense White moves d4 White counterattacks in the center Black to move Move F6 A poor move by Black Here Black could have played well to D4 White moves Good move C5 Black moves Code E4 A wrong move by Black leads to losing the game Here White took advantage of Black's mistake To carry out the double attack as follows: White moves Queen to A4 Check At the same time attacking the e4 pawn Black moves White advances to D7 White captures Black moves to E4 Here White is clearly ahead by a knight and easily wins Such a powerful double attack However before executing the double attack You need to calculate it carefully To avoid falling into a losing position Here White is hasty To move To the A7 square Black goes XA7 White moves N5 Black moves A5 White believes The sacrifice of their knight Will lead to A double attac By moving the rook to D4 to attack the A7 pawn and the E5 pawn However the white side made a miscalculation Now let's take a look White moves D4 Black moves Back B8 Protect two pieces at the same time White moves F4 Black moves C5 pawn Execute a sacrifice And here White resigns Because of losing the queen So we have just finished watching Learn some double attack techniques Remember to like Or share with your friends If you found this video useful And don't forget to subscribe to the channel Subscribe to the channel To get the latest videos from us Hello and goodbye