At 2:59, why instead of moving forward the black pawn (forcing later the king to go to G as shown in the video), the black player doesn't just play KH7. So he can play against the clock only moving KH7-KH8. From my understanding it would result in the same situation shown where it's a draw because of the white pawn crowned too early.
3:22 what if black tucks his kinge up in h1? you have to chicken out the queen or its stalemate, dosnt this open up black to go for a draw by repititon?
You incorrectly called the initial situation a draw. If white gets the queen without bringing the king closer, he can still win the game.
When the black king is at H1 and the black pawn is at H2, moving the white queen to F1 is checkmate. All white has to do is keep checking him and moving the queen closer. Eventually, black will either make a mistake and move the king away from the pawn, allowing it to be taken or will move in front of the pawn allowing the checkmate at F1. Black really doesn't have any other options.
If faced with this situation in a live game, how would you intuit the right move? It requires you to think several moves ahead. Are there people who have trained themselves to play this out in their heads under time pressure?
Oh but when you get the white queen at the start when you move one square you check with promotion and you can just control square of promotion so thatβs a winβ¦ right?
Seems like en passant does make sense, forced or not, because if the king is always one space between the advancing last remaining white pawn, it can just take the queen after promoting, for a draw, right?
or just do a zigzag check pattern from a2 b1 c2 d1 e2 f1 controlling g2 and h3 diagonal preventing the king from getting near the pawn, then you take the pawn ez
At 1:28 black would never go Kh1 because the king would still be in the way. Anybody would naturally move Kg1 instead, and I think white would not win this game in that case.
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The fact of the matter is that Black cannot stop White from promoting at least one pawn.
at 3:25 blacks best move to delay the mate is K to h1.
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3:22 what if black king goes to h1 instead of f1 or f2?
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En passant!
Ok, but what if black promotes to a knight
Wasn't en passant *forced*, AnarchyChess says so
2 spaces for the pawn is en passant though
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I've seen this pattern a few times.
At 2:59, why instead of moving forward the black pawn (forcing later the king to go to G as shown in the video), the black player doesn't just play KH7. So he can play against the clock only moving KH7-KH8. From my understanding it would result in the same situation shown where it's a draw because of the white pawn crowned too early.
When the Computer says mate in 14 and you're confused as hell.
No way, white would just approch it's king and checkmate black.
3:22 what if black tucks his kinge up in h1? you have to chicken out the queen or its stalemate, dosnt this open up black to go for a draw by repititon?
You incorrectly called the initial situation a draw. If white gets the queen without bringing the king closer, he can still win the game.
When the black king is at H1 and the black pawn is at H2, moving the white queen to F1 is checkmate. All white has to do is keep checking him and moving the queen closer. Eventually, black will either make a mistake and move the king away from the pawn, allowing it to be taken or will move in front of the pawn allowing the checkmate at F1. Black really doesn't have any other options.
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No Way Nelson just said En Passant doesnt Make Sense Wow En passant always makes sense
Do you know en peasant?
3:25 canβt black go to the corner like last time?
If faced with this situation in a live game, how would you intuit the right move? It requires you to think several moves ahead. Are there people who have trained themselves to play this out in their heads under time pressure?
What would happen at 4:08 is King f1?
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En passant is forced though?
Being a 600 elo player, my move is g3
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1:32 Kd6 so it can keep going along the diagonal to reach g3 asap
Oh but when you get the white queen at the start when you move one square you check with promotion and you can just control square of promotion so thatβs a winβ¦ right?
I already saw this puzzle from another channel
En passant
At 3:20 after queening, wht can't black go Kh1? Legit question
Still a win no matter which
1:31 what if the king goes straight to g line?
3:22 You didnt explain what happens when black king goes to the corner hoping for stalemate here!!!
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when king is stuck h1 under the pawn if the queen goes f1 its checkmate no?
Seems like en passant does make sense, forced or not, because if the king is always one space between the advancing last remaining white pawn, it can just take the queen after promoting, for a draw, right?
This also relied on black wasting a move.
or just do a zigzag check pattern from a2 b1 c2 d1 e2 f1 controlling g2 and h3 diagonal preventing the king from getting near the pawn, then you take the pawn ez
At 1:28 black would never go Kh1 because the king would still be in the way. Anybody would naturally move Kg1 instead, and I think white would not win this game in that case.
3:22 Why K f2 and not K h1?
Is this called a zugzwang
1:00 i dont understand how he took a pawn, its an ilegal Move right?
En passant?!
en peasant and push past?