I recently played a game where my opponent resigned in this position.
Now I must admit I was disappointed because I have never in my entire life got to play a game out with a bishop and knight endgame. But I don't blame my opponent for resigning. So if there are any decent takers I'd love to try it mainly for the heck of it.
The bishop and knight endgame is quite fun against tablebases or just strong chess engine. Unlike the queen against rook endgame which looks random at times.
Originally posted by Mihai The bishop and knight endgame is quite fun against tablebases or just strong chess engine. Unlike the queen against rook endgame which looks random at times.
Yeah, that's what I was thinking. Why make a human be your b!tch when you've got engines?
Originally posted by greenpawn34 "Got a game going now, so no need to challenge me anymore. Thx!."
So no peeking at Moonbus's orginal analysis.
That is what you call advice about a PGIP. 'A Potential Game in Progress.' 🙂
Move one of the game diverted from moonbus's original analysis, so I think we are off to a good start. However, I hadn't thought of potential games in progress. For anyone interested in watching the struggle, here is the link-
Originally posted by King Tiger Move one of the game diverted from moonbus's original analysis, so I think we are off to a good start. However, I hadn't thought of potential games in progress. For anyone interested in watching the struggle, here is the link-
Originally posted by moonbus Point of order: when does the 50-move rule start counting? Now, or after the last pawn is off the board?
After the last pawn is off the board in this particular game-the 50 move rule applies only if the one claiming the rule can show record of moves and if no pawn or piece has been captured for 50 moves. I think this is a standard definition.