chess endgame you must know 04.04.2023 Chess puzzle 3000 rating how to draw chess endgames like a GM you must know this endgame lesson #chess #chesspuzzle #chessendgame Post navigation PreviousNext 26 Comments And then I sacrifice… THE KING!!!! Reply special voiceover from chess simp Reply farming great moves Reply 100 Great moves speedrun any% [WR]: 0:12 Reply What if king g1? Reply What about KF2 Reply Dvoretsky’s endgame manual book exercise, remember this puzzle from it Reply So easy…….. Reply What happened after Kh1,Kd2,Kh2, black plays pawn g4 instead? Reply “What the right move then?” Reply Why not black king to e4 not winning? Reply What if black king moves to d4? White king cant move to h4 to continue opposition due to pawn on g5. What would be the move for white? Reply PG4? (after king h1) Reply Pf4 Reply We can just push the pawn Reply POV: comments section is flooded with 800s suggesting f4 Reply Jim Yosef – FIREFLY Reply Ka1 is a thing in the chess world known as distant opposition. You keep 3 spaces between you and the opponents king. This makes it so that when ever black moves forward you move forward keeping direct opposition preventing black from making progress Reply bro has bars! Reply F4 also works,Since pawn takes and the black king is too far from the white king to come and save his pawn Reply Uuuuh… F4? Reply Nice puzzle. Worth noting: after 1. Kh1, g4, white needs 2. Kg2, since white loses the pawn race after 2. fxg4 Reply What about kg3, pf4 Reply first! Reply How tf did the King end up on the other side of the board ( black) Reply Or just move the white pawn Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
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What if black king moves to d4? White king cant move to h4 to continue opposition due to pawn on g5. What would be the move for white? Reply
Ka1 is a thing in the chess world known as distant opposition. You keep 3 spaces between you and the opponents king. This makes it so that when ever black moves forward you move forward keeping direct opposition preventing black from making progress Reply
F4 also works,Since pawn takes and the black king is too far from the white king to come and save his pawn Reply
Nice puzzle. Worth noting: after 1. Kh1, g4, white needs 2. Kg2, since white loses the pawn race after 2. fxg4 Reply
And then I sacrifice… THE KING!!!!
special voiceover from chess simp
farming great moves
100 Great moves speedrun any% [WR]: 0:12
What if king g1?
What about KF2
Dvoretsky’s endgame manual book exercise, remember this puzzle from it
So easy……..
What happened after Kh1,Kd2,Kh2, black plays pawn g4 instead?
“What the right move then?”
Why not black king to e4 not winning?
What if black king moves to d4? White king cant move to h4 to continue opposition due to pawn on g5. What would be the move for white?
PG4? (after king h1)
Pf4
We can just push the pawn
POV: comments section is flooded with 800s suggesting f4
Jim Yosef – FIREFLY
Ka1 is a thing in the chess world known as distant opposition. You keep 3 spaces between you and the opponents king. This makes it so that when ever black moves forward you move forward keeping direct opposition preventing black from making progress
bro has bars!
F4 also works,Since pawn takes and the black king is too far from the white king to come and save his pawn
Uuuuh… F4?
Nice puzzle. Worth noting: after 1. Kh1, g4, white needs 2. Kg2, since white loses the pawn race after 2. fxg4
What about kg3, pf4
first!
How tf did the King end up on the other side of the board ( black)
Or just move the white pawn