Endgame
Knights | How to dominate your opponents!
- Introduction
- Bishop dominating a knight
- Pawns dominating a knight
- An uneasy knight post
- monsienne
MohammadHT1387's Study
- King Side attack with Pin (#2)
- Three-Check Variant (#3)
- Discovered Attack
- End-Game
- mohammad00javad
- MohammadHT1387
- Mostafa_1388
- matin-1389
Rook and Bishop vs Rook and Knight
- Introduction
- PART 1: Winning with the bishop
- Fischer-Taimanov 1971
- Yusupov-Anand 1992
- njswift
roronoazzoro's Study
- King and Pawn end game 1
- King and Pawn end game 2
- King and Pawn end game 3
- King and Pawn end game 4
- roronoazzoro
Rook vs Pawn
- A shouldering or bodycheck maneuver
- Rook placement and king activity
- Anticipating a shouldering manuever
- When shouldering outweighs pawn advancement
- njswift
King and Pawn vs King and Pawn
- Winning with pawns on the same file
- Drawing with pawns on the same file
- Fighting for the critical squares at a distance
- When both kings occupy critical squares
- njswift
King and Two Pawns vs King and Pawn
- Sacrificing to deflect the enemy king
- Pawns separated by two files
- The defender's pawn stuck on the starting square
- The theory of corresponding squares
- njswift
7. Same coloured bishops: Bishop+Pawn vs Bishop
- 33. Driving off the defending bishop
- 34. In the rear of the pawn
- 35. The short diagonals
- Apparent exception. 3-square diagonal. Attacking king controls just 1 square.
- chatakkuma
9. Opposite-coloured bishops: Bishop + 2 pawns vs. Bishop
- 41. Pawns on the 6th rank
- The Bishop in front of the Pawns
- Rook's and Knight's Pawns
- 42. Pawns on 5th rank or behind_The winning procedure
- chatakkuma
4. Queen vs. Pawn
- 16. Queen vs. 7th-rank pawn_The winning procedure
- 16_When the strong king is an obstacle
- 17. Queen vs 7th-rank rook's pawn_Stalemate themes
- 17_The strong king is near
- chatakkuma