Can someone tell me why taking a pawn is better than forking 2 rooks? : r/chessbeginners

Ever forked a knight with a knight? : r/chessbeginners

Why is this a blunder if I can take the rook? : r/chessbeginners

Why is moving the bishop the best move, when it specifically gave me a brilliant move for forking the king and rook, and now the rook is mine for the taking?

Am I too scared to trade pieces in the opening? Can someone please explain the concept of reading pieces and why it's strategic? : r/chessbeginners

Can someone explain why sacrificing a knight for a knight is better than forking a queen and rook? : r/chessbeginners

Is this considered a “pin” if the bishop is not defended? : r/chessbeginners

Is this considered a holy fork, guys? : r/chessbeginners

I really wanted to sacrifice the rook. In the end I thought knight was better and this happened : r/GothamChess

I played the knight fork on C2, but there's an even better move. Can you find it? : r/chessbeginners

Why do people play the 2 knights defense? I feel like I always get this position and just play the whole game up a pawn against a weak pawn structure, unless they take on d4, then I fry their liver and usually win at my elo) : r/chessbeginners

what is the best move I can do here (im white) : r/chessbeginners

Can someone tell me why taking a pawn is better than forking 2 rooks? : r/ chessbeginners

Why wasn't this brilliant? I sacrificed a knight to fork the king and the rook. : r/chessbeginners