How to checkmate in 5 moves in chess

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http://www.betterchesstraining.com/ • Understanding checkmate and stalemate can be tricky for beginning players. This video will help you with the differences. • With checkmate, the king of the player who is on the move is attacked by one of your pieces - this is called checking the king. If the king has no legal way to escape check - either by fleeing, capturing the checking piece, or blocking the checking piece with another piece - then it is checkmate and the game is over. The player delivering the checkmate is the winner. • Stalemate is different in that the player whose turn it is to move cannot make a legal move, but it NOT in check - e.g. his king is not directly attacked by an opposing piece. This also ends the game, but is a draw. • This video provides a few examples of checkmate and stalemate. For more clarification on what check means, I made a video to review the rule: • Chess Rules: Checking the King • Support Better Chess Training: / betterchesstraining • Sign up for my e-newsletter for weekly tips and articles: https://mailchi.mp/c03e504a015d/bette... • Thank you to my Patrons, especially Team Backrankbrawler: • Aimee V. • Dan O'Hanlon • Ian • Tomas • Twitch: / backrankbrawler • Blog: https://www.chess.com/blog/backrankbr... • Twitter: / yourbryancastro

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