Learn advanced chess strategies and study these chess puzzles below. These positions are taken from tournaments and are real-life chess situations.

White moves	White moves
1.a4 takes the initiative	1.Bd4 is the killer move

White moves	Black moves
1.e6! prepares Bd4+	1…g5

White moves	White moves
1.Nc5 wins the endgame as white pieces are better	1.Nc5 Re7 2.Nxa6 fork, or 1.Nc5 dxN 2.Rd7 and White wins hitting f7

White moves	White moves
1.Nc5 bxN 2.Ba3+ wins the queen or 1.Nc5 Ka8 2.NxB QxN 3.BxN	1.Nf6+ BxN 2.exB e5 3.fxg White is better

White moves	White moves
1.Nxd6 KxN 2.Bb4+ winning the rook	1.Nxf QxN 2.e4 fork and wins the endgame

Black moves	Black moves
1…QxRf1 2.KxQ RxB+	1…Rxe4 2.BxR RxB wins the endgame as king penetrates to e5

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