Typical Checkmate Patterns #3: Arabian Mate (Beginner Chess Lesson)

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Jonathan Schrantz continues his new series of lessons primarily for beginner chess players focused on teaching all of the fundamental checkmating patterns and beginner chess tactics.
The third part of the series covers Arabian Mate (one of the rook and knight mates) and contains progressively more difficult tactical puzzles.
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@thenerdgamer5778 4 года назад

A very helpful pattern in this mate is to sack a piece in the h file to deliver the mate. Very instructive video, thanks!

@shri7105 4 года назад

Just 1 sec ago I saw Eric's Nakmanson video the all credit goes to u Zolpi

@dharmavarta Год назад

Now I started respecting the Night more. Amazing.

@gavlemon8023 4 года назад

This video is amazing! I love the constant positivity on his videos. It’s always so comforting to watch a video by somebody who has so much passion in a subject.

@Greg763 2 года назад

thanks for making learning chess fun Jonathan

@AlpAribal 4 года назад

This series is really helpful, thank you!

@srinivas3224 4 года назад

nice

@shlomi5044 12 дней назад

*Remember that the rook is cutting off the king, not allowing him to leave the file, while the knight is just one square diagonally away from the king*

@alantang3980 3 года назад

Very helpful

@cchairez1947 4 года назад

Thank you for showing the various Arabian Mate patterns to win!

@wolfgangank8851 4 года назад

I watched this yesterday, playing some blitz games today this really opened my eyes. Just got one on the side of the board. So beautiful. Thanks so much for the vids.

@wolfgangank8851 4 года назад

Bishop sac enabled it

@richardappling5983 2 года назад

Enjoy watching

@simplehealthyliving4681 4 года назад

Zolpi, thank you so much for absolutely excellent videos like this. You are such a nice teacher. Much love.

@saratkumar2009 4 года назад

Good to learn so that this pattern comes to mind while playing

@claudioblechle2536 4 года назад

Great video Jon! Thanks a lot

@TheIceyeddy 4 года назад

Thanks for all your awesome videos Jonathan! I like you and your videos.

@Alchemymetalist 3 года назад

Great video. Last example though, the Q sacrifice is completely dramatic. CM could have been achieved with a KF6 move without the sacrifice. Then you nail it in with the RH7.

@entertainingvideos1351 5 месяцев назад

The sac is needed to remove the bishop, else bishop simply takes your rook on h7. You may have thought the bishop is pinned by the queen, but the king has moved to h8 in this line which breaks the pin.

@alainduncan3756 4 года назад

Love your videos, Jonathan. Unfortunately, the number of ads really makes them hard to watch. I know you are just starting out and don't yet get as many views as you deserve. However, with the high quality content that you are producing and fewer ads I think you will quickly be on your way to many more subscribers!

@johntitor9096 3 года назад

more pawn structure videos too plz!

@apethings7671 Год назад

Feel like such a nerd. Ima geek out when I get this

@sathyansathyan2982 4 года назад

Yeah!! I saw eric rosen nachmanson gambit is failure

@johnobrienii1156 4 года назад

Opera mate next would be a nice complement. 👍

@KF1 4 года назад

Super good

@nicbentulan 3 года назад

as of late: aladdin's arabian nights plays in my head whenever this comes up.

@snookslayer4559 4 года назад

I don't always checkmate. But when I do I prefer Arabian face mate!

@rtanksolanki9313 4 года назад

@ImranShaikh-tt5im 4 года назад

Thanks

@saratkumar2009 4 года назад

At start of video, I thought your picture is animated... later realized its actual 'you'

@ImranShaikh-tt5im 4 года назад

These video is very helpful 😍😍

@michaelaggelos4214 4 года назад

You saw Eric that played the nakhmanson?

@rohithjacob4699 4 года назад

Im obsessed with u

@steveburgess23 4 года назад

Are you going to do the entire Checkmate Patterns chessable course? This feels a bit dirty.

@ianmendham6671 4 года назад

What if in the Gunsberg mate white moves King to f1 after Nf3+?

@jonasmi5653 Год назад

2:19 isn‘t that anastasias mate?

@vivek_yt 4 года назад

0:40 what if it's black to move 😂

@acamoravac 4 года назад

Well then it's stalemate

@rohithjacob4699 4 года назад

😂😂

@KeithWhittingham Год назад

It's not clear to me exactly what constitutes an arabian mate. Would 'A rook and knight mates a king near a corner' be a reasonable description?

@gohwilliam6552 4 года назад

lichess.org/training/63935 For those who want to practice!

@Steven-dm4wb 4 года назад

@jamestickle3070 4 года назад

If you were taking your mom to a fancy restaurant to celebrate Mother’s Day would you book the reservations for Mum and Schrantz? Http://www.RU-vid.com/watch?v=3eazq_8jCOg

@petersall1055 4 года назад

WTF is 8:11 monkaW

@nicolasateagaramirez6175 4 года назад

You are so big bro

@unholy1771 4 года назад

That was the most useless queen sacrifice I've ever seen 10:54

@EsotericStarWarsRubbish 4 года назад

Useless? If you didn’t do the sac, the bishop would take the rook back on H7. This would blunder the checkmate and it’s exactly why the queen sac is necessary for the checkmate to work...

@DanJustCant 4 года назад

Imagine not calculating the reason behind the move

@maxkho00 4 года назад

@@EsotericStarWarsRubbish Actually, no, the queen sac wasn't necessary at all. It was mostly just a show-off, because the natural Nf6+ also wins in 2 moves after Kh8, Rxh7+, Bxh7, Qg8# and is obviously easier to see.

@maxkho00 4 года назад

@@DanJustCant They did calculate it, and they're right.

@EsotericStarWarsRubbish 4 года назад

@Max Khovansky dude... Qg8 would not be mate because the bishop on h7 would take it back. So you’ve blundered a rook, queen, and mate.