Weyerstrass

His last game that he won, why did they other player resign? It would have been a draw (after Kh7) if bishop takes knight. I do not understand.

Game 2288180 Maybe this would be easier.

Originally posted by SilentDeath
Game 2288180 Maybe this would be easier.

but wouldnt the knight get in the way and cause a draw?

Originally posted by SilentDeath
but wouldnt the knight get in the way and cause a draw?

Originally posted by Ramned
he can mate w/ 2 bishops and a king, with the ok position he has

Originally posted by Ramned
no. It's white to move, and he has to move the king. Then, Black would take his knight.

Originally posted by SilentDeath
His last game that he won, why did they other player resign? It would have been a draw (after Kh7) if bishop takes knight. I do not understand.

Originally posted by Ramned
though if white did move his king over to the right, I think it would be a draw...?

And, it's been 49/50 moves of no capture, so it WAS a draw - they might have talked about it and agreed on something, maybe

Originally posted by Dragon Fire
Kh7. If BXN stalemate!

So Bf3, Kg8 .. BXN wins

So Nb5.

[b] Can black now win?

If so how?

In my opinion this ending is drawn [/b]

Originally posted by Dragon Fire
Kh7. If BXN stalemate!

So Bf3, Kg8 .. BXN wins

So Nb5.

[b] Can black now win?

If so how?

In my opinion this ending is drawn [/b]

Originally posted by Ramned
I wonder if jim decided to be polite or something of that sort

Originally posted by Ramned
though if white did move his king over to the right, I think it would be a draw...?

And, it's been 49/50 moves of no capture, so it WAS a draw - they might have talked about it and agreed on something, maybe

Originally posted by rotk
it is only like 30 moves. one move is when both sides hve moved.

Originally posted by Dragon Fire
Perhaps he was taking advise from User 285150 on chess ethics.