Level Up Your Game Mastering the Bodens Mate in 3 Minutes

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Often, Boden’s mate occurs when the mated king has castled queenside. In those cases, the mate is almost always preceded by a queen- or rook sacrifice that opens up the diagonal on which a bishop delivers checkmate. • In Boden's mate, two bishops along two intersecting diagonals deliver checkmate, with possible escape squares occupied by friendly pieces, or covered by e.g. a queen or rook of the opponent. In some cases, one of the bishops is replaced by a queen, who gives a diagonal check or controls squares diagonally. • The mate has its name from the British chess player Samuel Boden (1826-1882) . However, it had been known previously from the game Horwitz–Popert, Hamburg 1844. • 0:00 Boden's mate 1 • 0:31 Position 1 : Edward Lasker vs. Fritz Englund (1913) • 0:57 Position 2 : Esteban Canal vs. NN (1934) • 1:20 Position 3 : R. Schulder vs. Samuel Standidge Boden (1853) • 1:37 Position 4 : F. A. Stroud vs. Alistair M. Fraser (1961) • 1:54 Boden's mate 2 • 2:07 Position 1 : Alexander Alekhine vs. Vasic (1931) • 2:22 Position 2 : Julio Bolbochan vs. Ludek Pachman (1956) • 2:39 Position 3 : Vladimir Tukmakov vs. Krunoslav Hulak (1999) • 2:53 Position 4 : Theodor Ghitescu vs. Lubomir Kavalek (1967) • ___________________________________________________________________________ • ⭐️ WATCH ME LIVE: / gooofychess • ⭐️ Wanna Support Me More? Donate Here: https://streamlabs.com/tusharanand/tip • ❤️ SOCIAL MEDIA • ➡️ TWITTER: / sadistictushi • ➡️ INSTAGRAM: / sadistictushi • ➡️ DISCORD: / discord • #chess #chessimprovement #educational

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