Chess Lesson # 47: Checkmate With Bishop And Knight (easy method)

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The bishop and knight mate is one of the most difficult checkmates you will ever have to learn, but I will teach you a method that will make it easy for you to understand and remember whenever you need it. This situation does not happen often, but when it does, you must know how to deal with it efficiently. Once I am done explaining it, I will demonstrate it by executing it this checkmate versus a Chess engine. That way, you can see that what I am teaching you actually works. You are welcome to use this engine to practice on your own at home. You should know by now that I like to teach such basic checkmates backwards. I am going to teach you first how to deliver checkmate with knight and bishop once the king is already at the right corner (we can only checkmate on the two corners that are the same color as our bishop). Then you will see how we push the king from the wrong corner to the right corner by implementing the knight out knight in technique. Finally you experience how we get started by centralizing the knight, bishop and king.


00:00 Intro
02:10 Bishop and knight checkmate the king on the right corner
05:30 Knight and bishop push the king to the right corner
15:00 First steps: centralizing your bishop, knight and king
17:05 Coach demonstrates how to checkmate with knight and bishop vs Chess engine


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