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Nobody has said "etiquette". Doh !!

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Originally posted by SwissGambit
See, you can discuss games in progress, as long as you do it on another site! 😞
Ah!, BUT, I do not know my opponents next move so it is like adjournment and players are allowed to discuss the game with advisors!

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Originally posted by greenpawn34
I'm not comfortable with this either, but there is nothing in TOS that
says you cannot discuss games from another site. 🙂

Perhaps Russ should start up a new forum.
Games from other sites that can be openly discussed.

Maybe we should pile across to Chess.Com and discuss our own Anand - Carlsen game.

(If you have the Rook just pin the Knight to the King and chop it.)
Yes, IF my opponent allows it. OR, I keep checking the K with my R at the adjacent square.

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I've changed my mind.

Go for the win.
You cannot force checkmate, you need the Knight player to blunder
but there is a chance he will, a 30% chance

I've just checked on RHP. This ending has appeared 579 times.
White won 82, Black won 89.

It's OK nodding and agreeing with a few pages in an endgame book
but 171 losses tells me trickery and cluminess is rife and if the other lad
is a casual club player and has other games on the go....you never know.

Back off him and give him some free moves to hang himself with.
Some of the lost positions are not to obvious.

This is just an example of a player drifting into a loss.

benda - crosljam RHP 2010

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Originally posted by twohybrid
Ah!, BUT, I do not know my opponents next move so it is like adjournment and players are allowed to discuss the game with advisors!
They don't do those anymore over-the-board (because of computers) and they never did them in corr. chess. Sorry, that won't wash.

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Give him loads of advice SG. We might get him banned from where ever is.
He will come here and be our new friend.

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Originally posted by SwissGambit
See, you can discuss games in progress, as long as you do it on another site! 😞
It seems that I am guilty, though I only talked about theoretical considerations (that a win is still possible for both Players), so that there is no FORCED draw at this Point. Actually I went ahead to Show a helpmate for the K+N side to Show that I am not a complete moron....

Sue me.

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Originally posted by greenpawn34
Give him loads of advice SG. We might get him banned from where ever is.
He will come here and be our new friend.
I'll just tell him, "Ask RJHinds. He'll know what to do."

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Originally posted by Ponderable
It seems that I am guilty, though I only talked about theoretical considerations (that a win is still possible for both Players), so that there is no FORCED draw at this Point. Actually I went ahead to Show a helpmate for the K+N side to Show that I am not a complete moron....

Sue me.
I'm coming down more on him than you guys. Although it doesn't hurt to remind people that they shouldn't offer help in the middle of the game.

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But gp has the R andN ever won on caw/rhp

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Originally posted by greenpawn34
I'm not comfortable with this either, but there is nothing in TOS that
says you cannot discuss games from another site. 🙂

Perhaps Russ should start up a new forum.
Games from other sites that can be openly discussed.

Maybe we should pile across to Chess.Com and discuss our own Anand - Carlsen game.

(If you have the Rook just pin the Knight to the King and chop it.)
The advice given here has been of a vague and general nature, and we don't know the dispositions of the pieces in the actual game. No one here has advised anything so specific as "drive the opposing king into a corner" much less something as exact as "Kf3." So I think we can all sleep with clear consciences.

I say, play it out. You might yet learn something about the relative powers of R & N.