@ketchuplover saidPost a fen of the position difficult to see what you are talking about.
Q on d8..Opposing K on d6..Q colored P on d5 & d4
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I did a quick scan through my RHP D.B. looking for the pattern for both sides.
There were a few but not as pure as the original. Other pieces or pawns were
covering critical flight squares. But, as always when I do a random search...Gold Dust!
Black follows the 'Check All Checks' dictum.
You keeping look at them no matter how silly they first appear.
Egyptianeer - akiram RHP 2011 Game 8715675
There were a few but not as pure as the original. Other pieces or pawns were
covering critical flight squares. But, as always when I do a random search...Gold Dust!
Black follows the 'Check All Checks' dictum.
You keeping look at them no matter how silly they first appear.
Egyptianeer - akiram RHP 2011 Game 8715675
- 8
- a
- 7
- b
- 6
- c
- 5
- d
- 4
- e
- 3
- f
- 2
- g
- 1
- h
| 1. | Rb7 | Qd1 |
|---|---|---|
| 2. | Kh2 | Ng4 |
| 3. | hxg4 | hxg4 |
| 4. | Kg3 | Rh3 |
| 5. | gxh3 | Qg1 |
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@ponderable saidOkay, I don't do endgame studies. There used to be a website for tactics training seems to have disappeared. Tactics training vital on the journey to 2000+
[fen]3Q4/8/3k4/3P4/3P4/8/8/8 [/fen]
That is the position as I understand. That pattern is not so uncommon in tactic trainings.
@congruent saidThere are still some which offer the service. I sometimes work on my tactics using chesstempo
Okay, I don't do endgame studies. There used to be a website for tactics training seems to have disappeared. Tactics training vital on the journey to 2000+