7 Great Chess Sacrifices Every Player Should Know
Sacrifice in chess is defined as a move that gives up a material in a hope to obtain some sort of compensation. That maybe either a material gain, positional advantage or even a mating combination. It is important to be able to find sacrifices in all types of positions: tactical and positional. Chess player of any level needs to know which sacrifices are sound and which aren’t. In the following games you will get familiar with some great examples of sacrifices played over the board.
Game 1
Game 2
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Game 7
You can greatly benefit from carefully going over these games and studying its ideas. If you like this article I suggest you check out the following:
- 10 Best Chess Games by Mikhail Botvinnik
- 10 Best Chess Games by Bobby Fischer
- 10 Best Chess Games Garry Kasparov Ever Played
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