Daily Chess Improvement: Important Chess Endgame Understanding!

SusanPolgar

These 2 chess positions are very similar. Is either or both a win for white?

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Alena

Sep 19, 2018

The second diagram is win for white because white has got a tempo. White gets the opposition with the help of it.

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ChessDailyStaff

Endgame is a very important phase of the game. This is a must know King and Pawn endgame structure.

SusanPolgar

Yancey_Ward

This is a difficult endgame. It requires extensive calculation. Can you find right plan?

SusanPolgar

Frankophile

White to move. How should white proceed? You have 30 second to solve this puzzle :)

SusanPolgar

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Yancey_Ward

This was an actual game between Hennigen - Berzinsh (London 2009)

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Yancey_Ward

This is a tricky problem that requires a fairly deep analysis to prove out. Does white win or draw this position?

Yancey_Ward

Attacking Chess Tactic: This game was between Teichmann and Amos Burn, Berlin, 1897

SusanPolgar

Yancey_Ward

There are some really nice zugzwang motifs inside this chess problem in both the main line and the variations.

Yancey_Ward

Alena