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Sub:
King-Bishop-Knight checkmate
Date:
3/13/2007 12:23:44 PM Mountain Standard Time
From:
Michael-T.Cook
To:
service@Chess-poster.com
Hello,
In my effort to better understand what it takes to checkmate an
opposing King with your own
King, Bishop,
and Knight, I came across your website
that details this very intricate checkmate.
However, in
studying your analysis of the checkmate, I have some questions.
Specifically:
1. The move sequence goes: 9. Nf5 Kg4 10. Bd5 (waiting move)
Kh3?? (why not 10. … Kf4, bringing the Knight
toward the center, and close to the choice long dark diagonal)?
2. 12. f4 h3? (why not g1 and wrap around the edge of the
board?)
Thanks,
Mike
Chess-poster.com
Dear Mike,
We changed completely the
King-Bishop-Knight endgame exercise. This new setup was
taken from a 46 year old good Chess book.
We hope this new change helps and
answers your question.
Thank you for visiting us,
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