fool's mate

I had tried a fool's mate on a grand master.

He caught him with a reverse fool's mate, in three.

Probably part of game lore, but rarely seen, like fool's mate in Chess.

More generally, the term Fool's Mate is applied to all similar mates early in the game.

Let's just say it isn't wise to attempt a fool's mate against the queen's gambit.

Very little is known about them as they have only appeared in a few live shows and a special feature in Fool's Mate.

Players learn about situations like fool's mate and what forks and skewers are.

Fool's mate - The shortest possible checkmate, on Black's second move.

He resigns "with fool's mate in his soul", and dies shortly afterwards.

Scholar's mate and other four move mates are also incorrectly referred to as fool's mate.

For example, Fool's Mate in the variant Progressive chess is: 1.

The UK music press was generally very positive about Fool's Mate.

Fool's Mate would be blocked.

Fool's mate can refer to:

Fool's Mate received its name because it can only occur if White plays extraordinarily weakly (i.e., foolishly).

Gold and bronze versions were only available through mail order through the rock magazine Fool's Mate, while the silver version was available in stores.

Fool's Mate includes one of Hammill's most celebrated love songs, "Vision", which he still performs regularly in concert to the present day.

Even shorter decisive games have occurred in amateur play, including two-move games ending in Fool's Mate ('1.g4?

On December 28, they performed at Fool's Mate magazine's Beauti-fool's Fest.

The short fourth section is analysis of two badly played well-known games titled "Fool's Mate" and "Scholar's Checkmate".

Fool's Mate, also known as the "Two-Move Checkmate", is the quickest possible checkmate.

Unlike Fool's Mate, which rarely occurs at any level, games ending in Scholar's Mate are quite common among beginners.

In response to Grob's Attack, Black may advance the king's pawn, perhaps hoping to follow up with Fool's mate if White plays 2.

The group also kept active in Japan, among other shows they appeared later that year at a festival sponsored by Japan's visual-kei oriented magazine Fool's Mate.

Additional writing includes the romantic comedies Last Call and Fool's Mate, and a collection of short stories The Sweetest Hours.