How to Achieve ✔ Checkmate in 3 Moves | Chess | Fastest Way | Get Smart

Chess is hard.

True grandmasters spend years learning the underlying theory, working through puzzles, and studying their opponents in order to perfect their game.

But we’re going to show you how to win a match in just three moves.

since chess is a two-person game, this will only work if your opponent makes two really bad moves.

You know the 2-move checkmate, or Fool’s Mate, and you know the 4-move checkmate, or Scholar’s Mate, but do you know the 3-move checkmate? Grab a friend, play white, and your next game of chess will take longer to set up than to play. You can achieve checkmate in three moves with capturing, or without capturing. For either of these methods to work requires some pretty bad play from your opponent, but maybe you can catch her cold at the start.
Hi guys. Rick here, helping you to master your chess techniques,

this video is about, How To Win A Chess Match In Just 3 Moves.

Are you ready? Stay focused. This requires total concentration.

Method 1.

Getting Checkmate in Three Moves while Capturing..

In both of these methods the key piece for you is your Queen. The Queen is the piece that you are going to use to achieve the checkmate, so your first move should be to open up space for the Queen to move diagonally. Moving the King Pawn forward two spaces to square e4 achieves this .

As well as freeing your queen, you need your opponent to expose their king. If black then moves their bishop pawn 2 spaces to f5 to tempt white, the checkmate in three moves is on!

Now use your Pawn to capture your opponent’s advanced Pawn by attacking on the diagonal. Notated, that’s e4xf5. Here you are trying to encourage your opponent to move their Knight Pawn forward two spaces to g5, so it is alongside your Pawn.
This isn’t a smart move from your opponent, but maybe you can lull her into it.
The idea of this move is to make sure nothing can block off your route to your opponent’s King after you make your next move.

Checkmate! Now you can move your Queen on the diagonal to h5 and you have your opponents King pinned. That’s game over! You’ll notice, that if your opponent hadn’t moved their Pawn forward two in their last turn they could have blocked off your Queen by putting a pawn in her way by g6.
You really need your opponent to play into your hands to pull off this three-move checkmate.
Now you can take the King with your Queen on the diagonal and celebrate a very swift victory. If your opponent has fallen into the trap they will likely be a bit annoyed, so don’t gloat too much!

Method 2.

Getting Checkmate in Three Moves Without Capturing.

This is a very similar method to the previous one. You are basically aiming to get your opponent’s Bishop and Knight Pawns forward one and two squares respectively, while freeing your Queen to enable it to move onto h5. The end result is the same as the previous method.
You are trying to tempt your opponent to move her Bishop and Knight Pawns.
You need you opponent to respond by bringing out her Bishop Pawn one square to f6.
It can also work if she moves her Knight Pawn forward two squares on this turn, as long as she moves the Bishop Pawn on her next move.

The next move for you to make has to free up your Queen so it can get into a checkmate position on the next move. To do this, move the White King Pawn ahead two squares to e4. Now you have opened up an avenue for your Queen to reach h5.
In order to clear the way to your opponent’s King you need her to move her Knight Pawn ahead two spaces to g5.

Checkmate!

And that’s it, you have trapped your opponent’s King in the same position as the previous method, but this time you did it without even capturing a single piece. Match Over.
Again, this looks simple and it is. So don’t expect it to work very often!

In theory, there are loads of variations on this. The key moves are getting your Queen to h5, and your opponent’s Bishop, and Knight Pawns out of the way of her King.
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500 Comments

  1. My father is so STUPID HE ALWAYS THINK HE IS BETTER THAN EVERYONE ELSE EVEN WHEN I WAS PLAYING CHESS MY SISTER TOO SHE ID A MOTHER 😂 SO I HATE BOTH OF THEM

  2. No one will respect the opponent who use this low skill

  3. im so suprise that theres 3move but when i watch the video i said bruh we have a contest in grade 5 chess in SOUTHVILLE 1 now how do i win tomorrow fight

  4. what a dumb idea, no one is going to fall for this
    I tried it on my brother who just knows how to move pieces and not know how to use them correctly still he did not fall for it bruh

  5. it is just the fool's mate but do one more move bruh

  6. Ong this never happens so idt this will work EVER

  7. Who oppnetenst are seeing also

  8. What if the other opponent has a brain, you dont

  9. There are a lot of varents for fools mate and schollelrs mate

  10. 2:48 he could just move his king the in the space left by the black pawn

  11. why will somone move the knight's pawn it makes no sense

  12. If you play this trick then you isn"t real player🤣 no one play this type🙏

  13. pov you beat someone in three moves accidently as a 7 years old and are watching this now 3 years later

  14. Actually there is a mate in 0: Your opponent just has to resign before the first move.
    Thank me later

  15. That is not three moves enn passant is always forced to do in the last your can't check with your queen that is ilegal move😅

  16. I got too smart from this 3 move checkmate this is actually great(💀💀💀💀☠)

  17. Bro you need to have big brain what if he doesn’t move there

  18. This is 2 move checkmate but you capture the pawn so that 3 move

  19. I watched this so what about friend is a grandmaster

  20. I am advanced and we all know that no one not even a 2 year old will play this bad and i inow

  21. U could win in 2move Pon e3 enemy Pon to f5 queen to h5

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