Why should they be titled? Most +1600 players can do that easily. I have even won otb with 2 knights against a pawn.
How can I find games by titled players that had to deliver checkmate with knight and bishop?
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Toldsted wrote:
Why should they be titled? Most +1600 players can do that easily. I have even won otb with 2 knights against a pawn.
I'll happily relay in DMs why, if you must know. But can you help me with the question I asked?
Thanks GPT
ChessShadowsofZhadum wrote:
nova-stone wrote:
Thanks GPT
That was Google AI. And it says your welcome.
I am not sure why most people know about these tools, but do not use them for these kind of questions.
That might actually be an interesting question to ask Google AI. See what it comes up with.
It has no idea, that is. Good.
Jul 11, 2025
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nova-stone wrote:
How can I find games by titled players that had to deliver checkmate with knight and bishop?
https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chesscollection?cid=1049752
sawdof wrote:
nova-stone wrote:
How can I find games by titled players that had to deliver checkmate with knight and bishop?
Like I said in the first text, this is what I didn't ask for.
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https://www.chess.com/blog/nova-stone/a-bish-of-a-knightmare Here's the result of it.
If anyone is wondering why you shouldn't ask GPT to teach you checkmating with bishop and knight: it's utterly rubbish at explaining it. See for yourself:
https://www.chess.com/blog/nova-stone/appendix-the-full-exchange-with-gpt
Hi!
As of late, I'm looking for games played by titled players in which one side had to deliver checkmate with knight and bishop. Can anyone show me a solid and reliable way to find these games, for example in the online ChessBase database?
To be clear, I'm not asking for a list of games, or the link to the ChessGames site. I'm asking for a search method that demonstrably works.
Thanks in advance!
NS