I am the same level pretty much of this kid, so we win 50/50, and I got here  and had no idea how to win it... I figured i would work my pawn across but i don't remember how I did it. In the real game, It ended in a stalemate...I'm white, it's his move.

So is it white to move or black to move?

Without looking at it too much, i imagine white should win because of the pawn advantage...

Black to move. I Didn't know how to change it on my diagram

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White does seem to have advantage. They can promote one of his pawns and the 2 horses are equal or even stronger than 1 rook.

Probably the black's move would be 1 ... - Kb5

white should win, but its easy to go wrong, at some point queens will be traded, and if the rook can sac for the pawn then its a draw. put this position to fritz and let it figure it out it wont take to much time.

 

white will and should win.activate the queen.if white choose to trade queens, a pawn up will ensure a point.

Azoth wrote:white should win, but its easy to go wrong, at some point queens will be traded, and if the rook can sac for the pawn then its a draw.

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 Well, checkmate is possible with two knights. It's difficult to show all variations but white has advantage. Thus white should try to exchange queens and the win is sure.

Azoth wrote: put this position to fritz and let it figure it out it wont take to much time.

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 I have fritz, but I've never understood how to do this very well...How do I do that exactly? 

nlazarov wrote: Azoth wrote:white should win, but its easy to go wrong, at some point queens will be traded, and if the rook can sac for the pawn then its a draw.

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 Well, checkmate is possible with two knights. It's difficult to show all variations but white has advantage. Thus white should try to exchange queens and the win is sure.

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2 knights can't force mate against a lone king.