Can someone please quickly analize for me? Game 1647007 I know that it was a drawn king pawn end agme but it was a good game I think...
Better not start any more games or else I wont be finushed in time for xmas
You definitely could have won that game. The gist of what you needed to know is a basic pawn promotion and the concept of opposition. Look in any chess book for a scenario with a single pawn/king vs a lone king and how the king needs to escort the pawn up the board. You will be kicking yourself, but you won't ever make that mistake again either 😉
Originally posted by Santa DrummerIt wasn't a drawn game,despite the other missed opportunities,the last and decisive mistake was 45...e3.
Can someone please quickly analize for me? Game 1647007 I know that it was a drawn king pawn end agme but it was a good game I think...
Better not start any more games or else I wont be finushed in time for xmas
45...Kg4 was the winning move,then 46.Ke3,Kxh5 47.Kxe4 (even if white doesn't take the pawn the game is won),g4 48.Ke3,Kg3 not h5 because allows white king to reach f2-g2 drawing the game,etc,etc.......
Originally posted by RavelloRavello hits this right on the head. 45... e3 is the major point of the game.
[b]It wasn't a drawn game,despite the other missed opportunities,the last and decisive mistake was 45...e3.
I actually analyzed this game on my weblog, hope that is cool Santa Drummer.
http://blueeyedrook.blogspot.com/
I wouldnt have played 38...e4, in king pawn endings, you want to get your king to one of the three key points in front of your pawn that gaurantees a win. Like if a pawn was at e4 (for white) the key squares would be e6,d6,f6if your king got there it would gaurantee a win, so I would have left the king next to the pawn, and advanced the other two pawns and
eventually you would have gotten something like this:
at this point white couldnt defend the key squares of both pawns and its a win