Difficulty: Easy
Instructions
Things You'll Need:
- A chess board
- A set of chess pieces
- An opponent
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Step 1
Move your king's pawn forward 1 or 2 spaces (it does not matter which).
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Step 2
Move your king's bishop up three squares diagonally.
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Step 3
Move your queen diagonally two squares.
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Step 4
Move your queen up vertically and take the pawn in front of you opponent's bishop.









Comments
csan said
on 2/14/2009 This does not work!
arrowman said
on 8/21/2007 Step two is not to be recommended when the opponent has moved his queen's pawn or his queen knight's pawn two squares forward. He will then take your bishop on his next move.
ucpalx said
on 12/28/2006 Step 3: move your queen four moves as an alternative way. This way if black moves out king's knight you will still be able to mate.