There's a bit of a problem here. When the White Knight goes to B8, why doesn't Black simply play Bishop takes Knight? Yeah, they'll lose the Bishop, but they have the material advantage with their pawns nearly being at the promoting row.
A funny variation can be mentioned: black can play g1N after Nd4 to avoid the fork. It’s still losing but harder for white to win because black has a piece at least.
The idea with the king in front of the pawn(c8) and the knight on (c7) blocking the path is actually the most common way to win an endgame like this. The Knight sacrifice is just wow. Who would even consider that move?
Me: promotes to queen
Opponent: sees skewer
Me: time for anarchy chess
I have a game where stockfish 8 made 3 brilliant moves in a game against lc0 and drew the game with the brilliant moves
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Bishop: Skewers right after you promote
That one knight:
There's a bit of a problem here. When the White Knight goes to B8, why doesn't Black simply play Bishop takes Knight? Yeah, they'll lose the Bishop, but they have the material advantage with their pawns nearly being at the promoting row.
if you play it out with King takes Bishop and black simply pushes his g-Pawn, then white will have his queen on g3 before black can promote
@@Erkibabe Ah, I see! Thank you!
A funny variation can be mentioned: black can play g1N after Nd4 to avoid the fork. It’s still losing but harder for white to win because black has a piece at least.
If g1N white can queen after escaping with the knight
The idea with the king in front of the pawn(c8) and the knight on (c7) blocking the path is actually the most common way to win an endgame like this. The Knight sacrifice is just wow. Who would even consider that move?
Thanks for sharing this end game study! I really enjoyed it!
This puzzle is basically using your opponent's plan against them.
promise you, not even level 25 thought of this
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I just played a game where I had 5 passed pawns in an endgame
2:31 what if at this point the black king moved to d3?
Can I ask you, what if black promote to a knight instead of promoting to the queen after white plays Knight to d4?
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What happens if after the brilliant knight move black just moves the pawn on f7 or a7? Does that just allow a promotion and is automatically losing?
As he said, white’s knight will reach f3, stopping the pawn, after which we can just promote, gobble up all the pawns and win.
Cam I promote/use your puzzles in my Hubhopper podcast channel?
I am not quite there yet, but I will one day
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Nice video
Kd4 is not !!, it's more like !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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