Here the pawn a3 is moving down. White should trap the Rook. How do you do it?
White rook captured the pawn at d4 and paid heavy price
White thought he could lose the rook by taking d4, but capture the rook at h7 by giving check at g8. Is this a problem in his thinking? He resigned when his plan went awry...
Back Rank Checkmates - version 3
Rook and a King
Knight and pawn combo
Two Bishops
Rook and King
Rook and King on the other side
Rook and bishop in center
rook and knight in center
Rook and bishop at the corner
Rook and open file
Open File King open Lone Rook
Two Rook
rook and pawn
Rook and Trapped/smothered King
Rook and a Pawn combo - two move checkmate, deflection
Rook and a Bishop - two move checkmate...Discovered check and double check
Two move checkmate..
Two Rook and Line clearence
Another two move checkmate with Rook and Bishop combo
Two Rooks with Bishop
Deflection followed by Rook and bishop combo
Two move checkmate with Bishop and Rook
Queen and Bishop combo
line clearence
line clearance problems
Trap at the center
Checkmate in two moves
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