Chess Killing Tactics Series -- Attacking the Heart Horse 100 Moves

Author: Yang Dian et al. / Edited by
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: "Wo Xin Ma" (also known as "Gui Xin Ma") refers to a horse jumping to the second file in front of the king or general. It is mostly used as a defensive and escape move to protect pawns in a passive and disadvantaged position. The chess saying goes, "A horse jumping to the center makes the general dizzy." However, the Wo Xin Ma can also have potential advantages in special situations. For example, in the layout of "Central Cannon vs Screen Wall Horse," both the cannon and horse sides can make effective use of the "Wo Xin Ma." This book primarily explains the attacking strategies for the Wo Xin Ma, divided into three chapters. This chapter introduces common basic pattern kill methods, totaling 11 games.