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  • 4 months ago

    letrip

    Great video, if only it was easy to grasp with a couple of viewings, all the infomation is their. I just lacked the abilty to absorb it quickly, but due to it being well presented i return to it time and time again

  • 5 months ago

    victormatt

    Thanks for this video, especially the N+B vs K was very helpful.

  • 6 months ago

    JackHalford

    thanks alot for this video, you rock!

  • 8 months ago

    dolphinrider1

    I've come back for a 2nd viewing to get the King and 2 Bishops checkmate. It's not as simple as the following article makes it seem. Good to know this takes time for ohter beginners too! Thanks, this is clear 

  • 9 months ago

    Shkbar

    I think you have been watching me fail to end games . This Vido was real helpful.Thanks .

  • 16 months ago

    John_smith347

    this is the stuff everyone needs to know.  thank you.

  • 17 months ago

    stevepilot

                                   Go LAKERS!!!!!!!!!!!  Smile

  • 17 months ago

    marwanradman123

    Great review

  • 20 months ago

    sizzleld

    Thanks for these videos!

     

    The checkmate with the two bishops has been killing me for months now.

     

    Perfect Practice makes perfect! So im gonna get started!

     

    Thanks again!

     

    Sampson

  • 20 months ago

    Kingontheroad

    First time I've seen this bishop-knight mate.

    Good lesson, thanks

  • 2 years ago

    J_Perkins

    I'll have to review the last technique and practice it quite a bit, thank you for showing me a clear concise way on how.

  • 2 years ago

    chj50

    Senerio 1 - I like the idea that it is never a good idea to play for check in the rook king end game rather look to push the king off the board by cutting off his options. Moving the rook away from the opposing king seems counter intuitive but when you follow this with setting up with opposing kings followed by check by the rook it makes all the sense in the world.

    Senerio 2 - Think of the picture you want to end the game with and then figure out the steps to get there. In the two bishop king senerio, force opposing king into one of the four corners. Advance king as close to opposing king as possible making rectangle smaller and smaller while being careful not to deliver stalemate. Sometimes you need to bring bishops to the middle of board and make tactical use of waiting moves.

    Senerio 3 - memorization.

  • 3 years ago

    mattjbarlow

    This was very helpful for a beginner like me. Thank you for the presentation.

  • 3 years ago

    terence62

    great video, this is what us beginners need thank you elliot

  • 3 years ago

    Englix

    Great instruction, helpful and and with a good commentary. This was an "A-ha!" -experience for me. Thanks Elliot Cool

  • 3 years ago

    diontd

    brilliant!:)

  • 3 years ago

    venatio

    "In the King, bishop and knight against the King, Instead of Kc6, black moves Kd8. I believe this move deserves some attention, as it is the best move, and has quite a different continuation. Other than that, great video!"

    What do you mean with best move? 1 ... Kb7 is mate in 14, ... Kc6 is mate in 13, ... Kc8 and ... Kd8 is mate in 11.

  • 3 years ago

    Conflagration_Planet

    When I read that it was going to be forty minutes long, I thought I was going to be board stupid, but it was vwry well done, and kept my attention. Five stars.

  • 3 years ago

    Conflagration_Planet

    When I read that this was going to be forty minutes long, I thought I was going to be board stupid, but it was very well done, kept my attention. Five Stars.

  • 3 years ago

    funnylady

    Thank you for the knight & bishop mate.  I think this was the best explanation that I have ever seen.

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