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What is the best move in algebraic chess notation to execute a successful "fork" tactic?
Updated: 3/16/2025
To execute a successful "fork" tactic in Chess, the best move in algebraic notation is typically to place a piece in a position that attacks two or more of your opponent's pieces simultaneously. This forces your opponent to choose which piece to save, allowing you to capture the other piece and gain an advantage.
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