It's not about how many pieces you have, it's how you use them : r/chessbeginners

Why is this a draw? : r/chessbeginners

Just found out that you can mate Black in three moves. Figured I'd post this here since this is a very common position for black and white pieces. Any guess how?

How is this not a rook blunder? : r/chessbeginners

Beginner's Guide to r/chessbeginners, aka how to answer your own questions : r/chessbeginners

Its currently MY turn (black) but I'm not in a checkmate position CURRENTLY, however, wherever I move, I'm in checkmate obviously. Is this round over, then? or what's happening now :o

Black's defense looks solid, and the pieces around the king formed pretty strong ramparts. Still, there is a weak point that could have been exploited by White. Will you find it? The

Somewhat Advanced) Beginner's Guide to r/chessbeginners PART 3, aka Answering What is a sufficient material? Why is this not a draw? questions : r/chessbeginners

Black to play - how do you win? : r/chessbeginners

I did not understand this LiChess puzzle (solution in comments) : r/ chessbeginners

I do not understand the moves in this puzzle. : r/chessbeginners

I was looking over my game and it says this would have been mate. How? couldn't the pawn kill the bishop? It's not double check I just don't get it. : r/chessbeginners