Blind Swine Mate (And It's History) | Checkmating Pattern - Daily Lesson with a Grandmaster 153

The Blind Swine mate is a famous checkmating pattern that arises with 2 Rooks on the seventh rank. In this lesson, GM Gabuzyan shares it's history, where the name of the mate comes from & also shows how this mating pattern arises on the chessboard.

You'll also see some basic as well as advanced puzzles on the Blind Swine Mate. In the advanced puzzles, you will find some beautiful checkmating ideas under this theme.

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