How can I learn all the Mates(tricks) in Chess?

Question

I'm interested in chess.I wanna know about all the tricks & mates(three move or four move...)used in chess. I wish to learn all of them.. Plzz help...

Answer 1

I sure that you can find a book have a lot of mates trick . but not all of them because every match and situation have a different solve for a mate .you may start to learn about tactics and strategies which is the only way that you can learn a lot of them but not all .

Answer 2

It looks like you need a good book. Preferably one with exercises. If you want a quick look at some of the terminology, why not check out the net?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chess_terminology

Of course, knowing the names isn't the whole story. Typically if you can calculate ahead you will find a combination at the right time, even if you're not sure of the name. Positial play is just as important. Make sure someone explains the terminology to you, or get a book. If you're serious about it, look for the local chess club. They'll be happy to get you all the information you need. You don't want to end up with a crappy, expensive book.

Answer 3

Of the mates, I know of the fool's mate (2 moves), scholar's mate (4 moves). Then there's Legal's mate, which is a 7 move checkmate, but it's pretty stylish because the last unforced move that black plays is accepting the queen sacrifice of white so that white can with the game.

Answer 4

There are way too many but Polgar's book "Chess: 5334 Problems, Combinations, and Games " will show you 5000 or so of the most common mates.

Answer 5

Simply put it is not possible there are to many. But there is one particular book that will explain the motives or general form of all of the mates.

The Art of Checkmate
Georges Renaud, Victor Kahn

Answer 6

Practice,practice,practice and study but you'll never learn them all because there is just too many

Answer 7

theres no way i can type it to ya, but ask a librarian and u should get a good answer..... if not she needs 2 b fired