What Chess Skills are in your Bag? Part I
Published By Frank On Thursday, April 23rd 2009. Under News Tags: assessing your chess game, chess skills, en passant, how to move pawns, King and Queen
Every chess player whether they are beginner or master can do at least one thing in the game of chess. The stronger you get the more things or skills you develop.
Beginners learn how to move the pawns first. The next two pieces are probably the King and Queen. ... Read More
Chess Definitions – “En Passant”
Published By Frank On Wednesday, May 21st 2008. Under Chess Theory, Chess Vocabulary Tags: capture, chess definitions, draw, en passant, how to move chess piece, pawn, threefold repetition
En passant (from French: "in passing") is a move in the board game of chess. En passant is a special capture made immediately after a player moves a pawn two squares forward from its starting position, and an opposing pawn could have captured it as if it had only ... Read More

