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Mayet's Mate
Mayet's Mate is a tactical pattern in chess that involves a coordinated attack with a Queen and a Knight, often leading to checkmate.
This elegant combination allows for the King's escape routes to be restricted, culminating in a checkmate delivered by the Queen.
Typically, the King is cornered on the back rank, with limited squares to maneuver, while the Knight plays a crucial role in controlling key escape squares.
Very Similar to -Anderssen's Mate
(the rook is supported by a pawn instead of a bishop)
Opera Mate
(the bishop plays an even more important role)
Very Similar to -
(the rook is supported by a pawn instead of a bishop)
Opera Mate
(the bishop plays an even more important role)
Mayet's Mate Chess Articles
Mayet’s Mate - ChessFox Article w/Examples
Mayet's Mate LiChess Studies
Mate Mayet - 10 Chapter Study (1/2 is Interactive) (Study in Spanish but still easy to use)
Checkmate Patterns: Bishops - 44 Chapter Study (4 Mayet Mate Examples)
Mayet's Mate Game Collection
Chessgames.com
Mayet's Mate Examples - 14 games - Mayet's Mate may be a rare mating pattern, but is still useful to learn. Also, some sources give a much different pattern for Mayet's Mate, so I wanted my students to see definitive examples of Mayet's Mate.Mayet's Mate Video Lessons
The "Mayet mate" pattern - Checkmate patterns in chess - 9 Min - Jozarov - It explores the Mayet mate, a specific checkmate pattern in chess. The video provides a detailed explanation and demonstration of this tactic.
The Mayet's Mate | Checkmating Pattern - Daily Lesson with a Grandmaster 170 - 8 Min - ChessMood - Explains the Mayet's Mate, a checkmating pattern where a rook delivers checkmate to the enemy king while being supported by a bishop. This pattern is named after the German player Karl Mayet. The video provides a detailed explanation and demonstration of this tactic.
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