Visualwize 4.0 PDF Level 2
Short Description
Visualwize 4.0 PDF Level 2...
Description
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 1
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 1 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 1 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 1 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 1 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 1 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 1 completed
1… Rxg2+ 2. Kxg2 Rg5+ 3. Kh1 Qg3#
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 2
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 2 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 2 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 2 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 2 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 2 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 2 completed
1… Rxf3 2. Qxf3 Qxd5 Or 1… Rxf3 2. Rd8+ Rf8
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 3
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 3 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 3 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 3 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 3 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 3 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 3 completed
1… Rh1+ 2. Kxh1 Qh3+ 3. Kg1 Qxg2#
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 4
White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 4 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 4 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 4 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 4 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 4 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for white. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 4 completed
1. Qxe6+ Kxe6 2. Bd5+ followed by Bxg8
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 5
White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 5 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 5 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 5 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 5 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 5 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for white. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 5 completed
1. Kxd5 e2 2. Nd4+ followed by Nxe2
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 6
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 6 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 6 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 6 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 6 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 6 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 6 completed
1… Qc1+ 2. Rxc1 Rxc1 3. Bxc1 Re1# is a forced checkmate
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 7
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 7 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 7 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 7 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 7 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 7 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 7 completed
1… Ne3+, followed by Qxd4
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 8
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 8 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 8 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 8 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 8 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 8 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 8 completed
1… Nc3+, followed by Nxd5
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 9
White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 9 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 9 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 9 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 9 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 9 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for white. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 9 completed
1. Qa3+, followed by Qxb2
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 10
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 10 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 10 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 10 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 10 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 10 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 10 completed
1… b3 The threats are: 1… Qxa2+ 2. Kc1 Qa1# and 1… Qxd2 chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 11
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 11 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 11 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 11 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 11 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 11 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 11 completed
1… Bxh6 2. Qxh6 Nxd4 Or 1… Bxh6 2. Nxc6? Bxd2+
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 12
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 12 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 12 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 12 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 12 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 12 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 12 completed
1… Qxe5
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 13
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 13 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 13 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 13 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 13 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 13 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 13 completed
1… Rxe5 2. Rxe5 Qxe5 3. dxe5 Rxa4
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 14
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 14 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 14 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 14 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 14 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 14 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 14 completed
1… Qxf1 2. Bxf1 Nf4+, followed by Nxh4
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 15
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 15 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 15 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 15 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 15 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 15 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 15 completed
1… Qg4+ 2. Kf1 Qd1# Or 1… Qg4+ 2. Kh2 Qg2#
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 16
White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 16 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 16 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 16 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 16 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 16 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for white. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 16 completed
1. Nxc5+ Qxc5 2. Qxc5 dxc5 3. Rxd7 Or 1. Nxc5+ Kc8 2. Nd3 moves the knight out of the pin and defends f2Q at the same time
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 17
White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 17 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 17 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 17 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 17 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 17 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for white. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 17 completed
1. Rd1 wins material
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 18
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 18 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 18 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 18 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 18 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 18 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 18 completed
1… Qf2+ 2. Kh1 Qxf1+ 3. Qxf1 Rxf1# is a forced checkmate
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 19
White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 19 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 19 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 19 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 19 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 19 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for white. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 19 completed
1. Qxc6 bxc6 2. Ba6# is a forced checkmate
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 20
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 20 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 20 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 20 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 20 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 20 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 20 completed
1… Qf6 forks d8R and a1R
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 21
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 21 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 21 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 21 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 21 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 21 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 21 completed
1… Qg5 threatens both Qxe7 and Qxg2#
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 22
White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 22 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 22 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 22 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 22 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 22 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for white. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 22 completed
1. Qh4+ Kg8 2. Nxd7 wins the bishop If 2… Nxd7 then 3. Qh7#
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 23
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 23 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 23 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 23 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 23 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 23 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 23 completed
1… Qxd2+ followed by Nxf3
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 24
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 24 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 24 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 24 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 24 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 24 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 24 completed
1… Rh5+ 2. Bh2 Rxh2# is a forced checkmate Note the consequence of white’s move, f2-f3, - b6Q controls g1
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 25
White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 25 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 25 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 25 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 25 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 25 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for white. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 25 completed
1. Qf5+ followed by Qxf6 takes advantage of the pinned f6-pawn
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 26
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 26 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 26 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 26 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 26 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 26 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 26 completed
1… Ne2+ 2. Rxe2 Qxc3
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 27
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 27 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 27 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 27 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 27 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 27 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 27 completed
1… Nd1+ 2. Kh1 Rf1# Note: The purpose of 1… Nd1+ is to cut-off the white a1R from defending the f1-square
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 28
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 28 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 28 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 28 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 28 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 28 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 28 completed
1… Ne7 forks the white rook and bishop and at the same time the d4R now defends d6
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 29
White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 29 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 29 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 29 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 29 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 29 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for white. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 29 completed
1. Qh5+ Kd8 2.Ba5 pins the b6Q Or 1. Qh5+ g6 2. Bxg6+ Kd8 3. Ba5
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 30
White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 30 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 30 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 30 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 30 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 30 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for white. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 30 completed
1. Qxe5 threatens both Qh8# and Qxe7
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 31
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 31 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 31 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 31 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 31 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 31 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 31 completed
1… Rg1+ 2. Kf3 Kxf7.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 32
White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 32 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 32 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 32 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 32 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 32 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for white. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 32 completed
1. Qe6+ Kd8 2. Qe7+ Kc8 3. Qc7# is a forced checkmate Note that 1. Qg8+ Kd7 2. Qxg7 Kxd6 lets the black king get away
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 33
White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 33 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 33 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 33 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 33 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 33 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for white. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 33 completed
1. Bxf7 Kxf7 2. Qxd8 Or 1. Bxf7 Ke7 3. Ba3+ followed by Qxd8
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 34
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 34 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 34 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 34 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 34 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 34 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 34 completed
1… Nf2 dbl+ 2.Kg1 Nxh3#
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 35
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 35 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 35 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 35 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 35 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 35 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 35 completed
1… Qg1+ 2. Rxg1 Nf2# illustrates the well-known smothered checkmate
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 36
White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 36 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 36 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 36 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 36 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 36 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for white. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 36 completed
1. Qxf8+ Kxf8 2. Bc5+ Kg8 3.Re8#
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 37
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 37 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 37 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 37 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 37 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 37 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 37 completed
1… e4 threatens both exf3 and Bxa1
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 38
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 38 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 38 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 38 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 38 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 38 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 38 completed
1… Rxc2+ 2. Nxc2 Rxc2+ 3. Kb1 Re2+ followed by Rxe1 Or 1… Rxc2+ 2. Kd1 Nf2#
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 39
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 39 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 39 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 39 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 39 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 39 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 39 completed
1… Rxc1 2. Qxc1 Bxa4 Or 1… Rxc1 2. Nxb6 Rxd1 3. Rxd1 axb6
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 40
White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 40 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 40 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 40 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 40 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 40 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for white. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 40 completed
1. Bxf6 gxf6 2. Qxc5 Or 1. Bxf6 Qxg5 2. Bxg5 Or 1. Bxf6 Bxd4 2. Bxd4 chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 41
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 41 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 41 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 41 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 41 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 41 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 41 completed
1… Rb1! The threat is Rxd1+ as well as Bxd4+ Ie. 1… Rb1 2. Rxb1 Bxd4+ 3. Kf1 Bxa7 chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 42
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 42 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 42 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 42 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 42 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 42 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 42 completed
1… Rd1+ uses a tempo-move (in this case a check) to move the d3R to a safe square before recapturing the white queen, fxe6 Black won a piece in the process
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 43
White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 43 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 43 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 43 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 43 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 43 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for white. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 43 completed
1. Qxe3 takes advantage of the pinned e8R
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 44
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 44 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 44 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 44 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 44 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 44 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 44 completed
1… h5+ 2. Kh4 Rf4+ 3. g4 Rxg4# is a forced checkmate
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 45
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 45 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 45 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 45 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 45 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 45 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 45 completed
1… Rxb3 2. axb3 Qxa1 Or 1… Rxb3 2. Qxb2 Rxb2
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 46
White to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 46 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 46 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 46 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 46 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 46 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for white. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 46 completed
1. Rxc5 Rxc5 Ne4+ fork, followed by Nxc5, wins a knight in the process
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 47
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 47 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 47 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 47 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 47 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 47 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 47 completed
1… Rf2+ 2. Qf2 Rxf2+ 3. Kxf2 Qa2+ followed by Qxb1 This tactic became possible as a consequence of white’s ast move, Rd4, which caused the rook on b1 to be undefended
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 48
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 48 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 48 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 48 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 48 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 48 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 48 completed
1… Nf3+ 2. Kxh5 Rg5#
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 49
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 49 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 49 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 49 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 49 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 49 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 49 completed
1… Bxb1 wins the knight Black wants to play Bb4, pinning d2Q, but white can block with Nc3. 1… Bxb1 therefore threatens Bb4, which is why white can’t recapture the black bishop right away
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 50
Black to move. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the position. When you’re ready, go to the next diagram.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 50 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 50 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 50 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 50 continued...
Visualize the move indicated by the arrow Continue to the next diagram when you’re ready
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 50 continued...
Recall all the shown moves. Go back if you need to see them again. Visualize the final position and find the best move for black. Go to the next diagram to see the solution.
chessfox.com © 2016
Exercise 50 completed
1… Rf5 threatens Rxc5 and at the same time opens the f3-square, threatening Nf3+ fork
chessfox.com © 2016
End of VISUALWIZE 4.0 PDF Level 2
by chessfox.com
View more...
Comments
