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Discovered Checks

Double attack threats occure more frequently in connection with a discovered Check. As an example the following opening will serve: (1) P-e4, P-e5; (2) Kt-f3, Kt-f6; (3) Ktxe5, Ktxe4; (4) Q-e2, Kt- f6.

Black Queens Rook Black Queens Knight Black Queens Bishop Black Queen Black King Black Kings Bishop   Black Kings Rook 8
Black Pawn a Black Pawn b Black Pawn c Black Pawn d   Black Pawn f Black Pawn g Black Pawn h 7
          Black Kings Knight     6
        White Kings Knight       5
                4
                3
White Pawn a White Pawn b White Pawn c White Pawn f White Queen White Pawn d White Pawn g White Pawn h 2
White Queens Rook White Queens Knight White Queens Bishop   White King White Kings Bishop   White Kings Rook 1
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Black's last move exposes its King to a discovered Check, and White wins the Queen by playing (5) Kt-c6+.

 

 

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