How to play Loop Chess (part 6)Thursday, October 5. 2006
Author: King Reza
Another example: I’m playing White.  Messy game! Just look at my King, exposed and unprotected. Luckily my opponent doesn’t have enough material to take him. He takes the Knight on e7 with his Rook. I sense the mate and I have enough extra pieces. So I don’t bother taking the Rook. I go straight or a mate:  I drop a Rook at h6. He drops a Pawn at h7, imprisoning my Rook, but also limiting his King’s free space. I drop a Bishop at f6.
 He uses to Knight on e6 to cancel the check. I take the Knight with my bishop, check. He takes the Knight with hi King and threatens my Rook.  I drop a Knight at f5, check. He moves to f6. I take the Rook on e7 with my Bishop, check. He takes the Knight on f5 and I finish it by dropping a Rook at f4:  As the last example, I just give you a position. You can think on the mate as a practice:  It’s not really hard to play Loop Chess, but it’s hard enough to get good at it. I hope this article can help you a little bit. Trackbacks
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so true allison, I think he must be an excellent player
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Lol! Well, they ar eeasier than they appear to be. It takes time to discover tactics. But, my articles are intended to help beginners or maybe those a little bit more familiar with the game than beginners with their games, not professionals. Maybe I'll write some more complex articles later this month if I have the time.
Behind each simple reason that I giv efor a single move are many subtle points that I am either lazy to mention to avoid mentiong them on purpose. Comments (2)
you have me totally confused, now, but you write excellent articles on chess
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they are very impressive I have started a game with another beginner so hopefully I can use some of your moves
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Yes, he does seem to know quite a bit of what he's talking about--not just researching it.
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