The ONLY Tactics Guide You Will EVER Need

[@Pegasus-Chess]

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[@tarsem3258]

This is an excellent guide you've put together many thanks!

[@Pegasus-Chess]

Thank you 🙏

[@briandwi2504]

Thanks for putting all those examples together, it's a nice refresher with some useful tips. I am dipping in and out of it to keep it fresh!

[@Pegasus-Chess]

That's a solid approach, thanks for the feedback!

[@mikestubbs1708]

Good presentation, very useful...thanks!

[@Pegasus-Chess]

Thank you!

[@efthorpe]

Thanks, Good tactics refresher!

[@edmundhilgen3795]

Thanks for sharing great tactics lesson.

[@Pegasus-Chess]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Beery1962]

8:48 What aboutt Nf3+, gxf3, then Rg8?

[@davidbatchelder85]

Merry Christmas

[@Pegasus-Chess]

Merry Christmas!

[@Gucur]

Thank you

[@TheErebossPlays]

Ah great, some well needed tactics practice!

[@Pegasus-Chess]

Thanks for leaving a comment 🙂

[@chrisfelland-p3u]

I am a subscriber who watches content similar to yours,. Alot of times I really don't study the examples that hard but by watching examples my eyes are constantly scanning the board looking for possibility's And thankyou for taking the time to do this for us.Although, being as how you are "the Teacher" then you know that we all lose somtimes and its always one small mistake . At 12:56 black could have got out of that and its not hard to see they could take the knight with their knight or rook. they wouldn't miss that either plus when they moved their king to get out of check the f6 was covered by Q check you slide right past the square to get to your convenient check mate , you would have got the queen. but check mate no. I dont discredit your teachings I know you were caught up in the moment . but be careful alot of people saw this and they have most likely moved on. I'll keep watching I'm still true to this game I love.

[@Pegasus-Chess]

Thank you for your comment! I double-checked the position you mentioned, and everything I explained holds up-it's +6 for White in the ending position. However, you're correct that there's no immediate checkmate. I should have analyzed it a few moves deeper to clarify, as I understand why it might look like I made a mistake. 🙂

[@chrisfelland-p3u]

So today I applied that strategy against an opponent that in my circle of chess players is un beatable which makes me better ,playing him during the end game i was coming up with fork after fork, double pins and he still beat me later but after he said good game he said " he was impressed with my playing ' coming from this person means alot now i need to beat himso im paying attention to chess content@@Pegasus-Chess

[@Pegasus-Chess]

That's very nice, just keep practicing and you'll get there! Feel free to join our chess Discord to talk with me and fellow subscribers, link in description.

[@FaizanDeshmukh-j9k]

At 09:00 what about Nf3 + and then when pawn takes we can pin the queen to the king by rook Rg8 (I know king can just move and don't take our pawn ) just a thought :)

[@adnanghaleb2196]

Thanks

[@Pegasus-Chess]

Thanks for leaving a comment 🙂

[@R.Akerman-oz1tf]

@@Pegasus-Chess Solutions are easier with the "hint"; i.e. Mate in 4, etc.

[@Pegasus-Chess]

@@R.Akerman-oz1tf Thanks for leaving feedback, I'll keep this in mind for future videos!

[@Opus.]

16:58 Instead of capturing the pawn just push the B pawn If white takes the pawn, just take back and You're promoting on the next move

[@Pegasus-Chess]

The white king can stop promotion in that line!

[@Opus.]

@@Pegasus-Chess hey thanks for correcting. Maybe that's the reason why I'm still stuck in low elo😂 I always have a plan but it's not always right That's why I came looking for tactical videos and Thanks for the video n information 🩵

[@Pegasus-Chess]

Just keep practicing and you'll get there! Feel free to join our chess Discord to talk with me and fellow subscribers, link in description.

[@Opus.]

@@Pegasus-Chess sure I'll be happy to join

[@JoseMartinez-iq3xq]

Excelent

[@Pegasus-Chess]

Thanks for commenting!

[@fh2234]

Just found it, I think it will be a great video

[@Pegasus-Chess]

Thank you!

[@rayzon60fps42]

He missed it in the 2nd example for discovered attack you can play knight check first and if the pawn takes you then moves your rook pinning the queen to the king slowing you to win the queen

[@Pegasus-Chess]

That line doesn't work but I get why it looks tempting. Nf3+, gxf3 Rg8 but white has Bb5+!! and you are forced to block the check with your queen or knight, losing material in every variation.

[@BelkacemYaker]

goed mij friend

[@MarkSamontañez]

Can you list the tactics name next time pls?

[@MarkSamontañez]

Like summary of all

[@Pegasus-Chess]

0:00 The Pin 02:11 The Skewer 04:38 The Fork 06:57 Discovered Attack 10:13 Double Check 13:00 X-Ray Attack 15:18 Deflection 17:16 Attraction 20:01 Clearance 22:23 Back Rank Tactics 23:45 The Windmill 25:42 7th Rank Tactics 26:59 Pawn Wedge 29:29 Queen Sacrifice 31:46 Greek Gift 33:00 Trapping Pieces 34:55 Interference Tactics 36:36 Zwischenzug