Back Rank Checkmate: Definition & Weakness Explained - Chessily

The Back Rank Checkmate in Chess The back rank checkmate, also referred to as the corridor mate, is a common checkmating pattern that occurs, whenever a player delivers a mate on their opponent’s back rank. Let’s look at what exactly the back rank even is, and why it is especially vulnerable to mating attacks! What Read more

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