I don't understand the third pic. You win a whole queen, but you would not have mate in 4 at that rate. What am I missing?
Chessmaster mistakes
I don't understand the third pic. You win a whole queen, but you would not have mate in 4 at that rate. What am I missing?
You win a whole queen. You don't mate in four.
Regarding the first 2: is he just trying to teach the simple staircase? He doesn't mention possible quicker ways to #? (Silman presents both the simple #'s and the quicker variations in his end game book)
Regarding the first 2: is he just trying to teach the simple staircase? He doesn't mention possible quicker ways to #? (Silman presents both the simple #'s and the quicker variations in his end game book)
Yes, I think he is just trying to teach the staircase.
Yeah the last pic isn't wrong, if you play what the guy does, you will either have a mate or be a rook and queen up...
In fact I don't get how any of them are mistaken, they all get the mate in the quickest possible way.
Am I missing something?
In fact I don't get how any of them are mistaken, they all get the mate in the quickest possible way.
Am I missing something?
The moves in chessmaster are in the variations.
I found 3 mistakes in Josh Waitzkin's tutorials. The first one is this position.