Check this game!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Third time i mate someone like that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
here is the game Game 1025607

It's a well-known mating pattern, played first by Legall in the 18th century. Everyone should know it. Apparently, they don't. Tisdall said that if it ever occurs in an actual game, there is a serious discrepancy in the level of competition. . .

Originally posted by KAMachiavelli
It's a well-known mating pattern, played first by Legall in the 18th century. Everyone should know it. Apparently, they don't. Tisdall said that if it ever occurs in an actual game, there is a serious discrepancy in the level of competition. . .

Originally posted by Ravello
It's called Blackburne's schilling gambit.

Originally posted by Ravello
It's called Blackburne's schilling gambit.

Originally posted by Ragnorak
I know it as Legall's mate as well.

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Originally posted by Ravello
I found this mate named so in the Exeter chess club's site.

Blackburne Shilling gambit is: 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Nd4 just to clarify.

Sorry all,I watched in the Exeter chess club and I was obviously mistaken!!😳

Originally posted by Ravello
Sorry all,I watched in the Exeter chess club and I was obviously mistaken!!😳

Originally posted by Talem16
Third time i mate someone like that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
here is the game Game 1025607

Yeah I read that pattern in a book but sometimes black takes the knigth instead of the queen even though i win a pawn

Originally posted by flyUnity
wow, thx for posting that, I never seen it before

yes i've seen this before nothing new, although well played well done

Originally posted by CenterNut
yes i've seen this before nothing new, although well played well done