Can someone tell me why taking a pawn is better than forking 2 rooks? : r/chessbeginners
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Can someone tell me why taking a pawn is better than forking 2 rooks? : r/ chessbeginners
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Can someone tell me why taking a pawn is better than forking 2 rooks? : r/ chessbeginners
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Why is moving the bishop the best move, when it specifically gave me a brilliant move for forking the king and rook, and now the rook is mine for the taking?
White is up a pawn, and both players have a passed pawn very close to the respective promotion rank. However, the white king is less guarded, and Black has a chance to
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