Daily Chess Improvement: “Easy” Mate in 92! 🤣

SusanPolgar

Here is your answer. In this position, it is white to move and mate in 92 😂🤣 At least this is what the endgame tablebase showed me 😁♟

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Yancey_Ward

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Feb 1, 2019

The worst thing about endings like this is that not only can one not enforce it against accurate play, but that even if you did examine the Nalimov Tablebase solution you wouldn't be able to understand it.

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