Deflection is a tactic that forces an opponents piece to leave the square, row or file where it has to remain, because it is needed there to defend something.
What is the difference between deflection and decoy?
Whereas a decoy involves luring an enemy piece to a bad square, a deflection involves luring an enemy piece away from a good square; typically, away from a square on which it defends another piece or threat.
Deflection Chess Resources
Deflection Chess Articles
Deflection Lesson - From ChessGuru.net
Deflection Puzzles
Rook Deflection Lessons - 6 Puzzles
Chess Quiz - Problems 5,6,7 All use Deflection as a solution (Answers at bottom of page)
Deflection Chess Video Lessons
Winning more Games with the Deflection Tactic | Chess Tactics | Improver Level | IM Kostya Kavutskiy - 9 Min
8 Amazing Bishop Deflection Tactics In REAL GAMES! 😲 - 20 Min NM Lopez
7 Amazing Knight Deflection Tactics From REAL GAMES! - 21 Min NM Lopez
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