Originally posted by bosintang Great example of fighting for the draw from the Wijk aan Zee tournament happening this week:
[b]Vachier Lagrave, M.-Wang Hao
Move 32 - Black to play
[fen]2r3k1/1p2Bpp1/p3p1p1/bq1pP3/1n1P2PQ/1R3N2/1P3PKP/8 b - - 0 1[/fen]
White is threatening Ng5 followed by Qe7# and Black looks like his position is hopeless. How does he save the half-point? ...[text shortened]... Nd3 33. Rxb5 33... Nf4+ 34. Kg3 34... Ne2+ 35. Kh3 Nf4+ 36. Kg3 Ne2+ 37. Kg2 Nf4+ 1/2-1/2[/pgn][/b]
I'm expecting to see a perpetual check that is NOT a perpetual check.
Players resigning when they had a perpetual or a player taking a
perpetual when they had a mate instead.
Anyone,
Continuing the next move in the simulation there from bosintang's first post, would it still be perpetual check if the white king plays 'Kh1'? I think if white plays 'Kh1' next, then black would eventually return to a hopeless situation because white can also have its knight block any potential threat from the black rook which would be a dangerous thing for black to do at any rate because of the position of the white rook...well that's how i see it, did I miss something?...
Originally posted by Iere man Anyone,
Continuing the next move in the simulation there from bosintang's first post, would it still be perpetual check if the white king plays 'Kh1'? I think if white plays 'Kh1' next, then black would eventually return to a hopeless situation because white can also have its knight block any potential threat from the black rook which would be a dangerous ...[text shortened]... use of the position of the white rook...well that's how i see it, did I miss something?...
thx tom, but are we absoultely sure it won't allow white a free move or something to neutralize or delay this new threat?..like moving the white queen to protect the white knight for instance...
Originally posted by Iere man thx tom, but are we absoultely sure it won't allow white a free move or something to neutralize or delay this new threat?..like moving the white queen to protect the white knight for instance...
The only square the queen can go to protect the knight is under attack by black's knight so 3.Qg3 Nxg3+ and game over.