Black to move
Answer:
1.Rxb4
2.Rxb4 e1=Q+
3. Kxe1 Nc2+ and after that Nxb4 black wins a piece and pretty much wins the game.
Answer:
1.Rxb4
2.Rxb4 e1=Q+
3. Kxe1 Nc2+ and after that Nxb4 black wins a piece and pretty much wins the game.
This is an interesting position, in order for black to execute the fork, the Knights must be captured so here is how black goes about doing it.
Answer:
1.Bxc2 Qxc2
2.Rxf3 here is the tactic, black wins a piece if white tries to capture with King then
3.Kxf3?? Nxd4+
4.Nxc2 game over, black wins the Queen
By now you should have gained good knowledge of Forks, this one should be an easy one.
Answer:
1.Rxb7 Qxb7
2.Qf7+ Kc8
3.Nd6+ fork is executed and white wins the black Queen
Lots of pieces around the board but that shouldn’t stop you from finding the best move.
Answer
1.Nf4 (is simply the best move here as it can either win Rook or Queen)
But hold it, what if White plays the tactical move Nf6+, well here is what will happen given white plays Nf6+, then gxf6 followed by Bxh7+ at this moment black has ONLY and ONLY one good move and that is Kh8!! this stops the attack and white is not in a good position after all that. If you were wondering why not some other move than Kh8!!, because then black will lose the game. You can setup the position and do some analysis of the game in your favorite chess engine.
Another easy calculation here.
Answer
1.Rxg7+ Kxg7
2.Nxe6+ Kf7
3.Nxc7 (and now white has won 2 pawns in the whole exchange, knight will escape all the coming traps)