I think black has a winning position here as white has to take the king back and black can just push his king and pawn so black so easily win it
Is this a draw or a win for Black?
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I would say draw
Sep 30, 2021
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#24
black has an extra pawn so obviously its a win for black. what a silly question.
Sep 30, 2021
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#25
IHateLosingIMustWin wrote:
black has an extra pawn so obviously its a win for black. what a silly question.
There are many drawn games where one side has an extra pawn.
Anyway this question has been answered ad-nauseum already. It should be locked.
Sep 30, 2021
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#26
KevinOSh wrote:
IHateLosingIMustWin wrote:
black has an extra pawn so obviously its a win for black. what a silly question.
There are many drawn games where one side has an extra pawn.
Anyway this question has been answered ad-nauseum already. It should be locked.
it is technically impossible to draw if opponent has an extra pawn. unless that pawn is on the h file or the a file.
"it is technically impossible to draw if opponent has an extra pawn. unless that pawn is on the h file or the a file. "
This is so seriously incorrect that I assume that you have never played chess!
White: Pe5. Ke4 Black: Ke6 Show me the win with White to move. Show me the win with Black to move!
Sep 30, 2021
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#28
Laskersnephew wrote:
"it is technically impossible to draw if opponent has an extra pawn. unless that pawn is on the h file or the a file. "
This is so seriously incorrect that I assume that you have never played chess!
White: Pe5. Ke4 Black: Ke6 Show me the win with White to move. Show me the win with Black to move!
Pe5?????
lmao what is this a patzer terminiology? what is Pe5, its 'e5' if you mean pawn. lol.
btw how can you say i have never played chess. im an IM.
"lmao what is this a patzer terminiology? what is Pe5, its 'e5' if you mean pawn. lol.
btw how can you say i have never played chess. im an IM. "
Strange that even a pretend IM is unfamiliar with the way actual chess players describe a simple endgame position. You are confusing game notation with the way we describe a simple position, which is par for the course for you.
Let me make it as simple as possible: White has a pawn on e5 and a king on e4. Black has a king on e6.
According to you, it is "technically impossible to draw in the opponent has an extra pawn unless the pawn in on the h file or the a file." Please demonstrate you "IM" endgame technique by showing us the win for White. You can choose if it's white or black to move!
Oct 1, 2021
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#30
Laskersnephew wrote:
"lmao what is this a patzer terminiology? what is Pe5, its 'e5' if you mean pawn. lol.
btw how can you say i have never played chess. im an IM. "
Strange that even a pretend IM is unfamiliar with the way actual chess players describe a simple endgame position. You are confusing game notation with the way we describe a simple position, which is par for the course for you.
Let me make it as simple as possible: White has a pawn on e5 and a king on e4. Black has a king on e6.
According to you, it is "technically impossible to draw in the opponent has an extra pawn unless the pawn in on the h file or the a file." Please demonstrate you "IM" endgame technique by showing us the win for White. You can choose if it's white or black to move!
its simple logic. 2 pawns vs 1 pawn. who wins?
IHateLosingIMustWin wrote:
Laskersnephew wrote:
"lmao what is this a patzer terminiology? what is Pe5, its 'e5' if you mean pawn. lol.
btw how can you say i have never played chess. im an IM. "
Strange that even a pretend IM is unfamiliar with the way actual chess players describe a simple endgame position. You are confusing game notation with the way we describe a simple position, which is par for the course for you.
Let me make it as simple as possible: White has a pawn on e5 and a king on e4. Black has a king on e6.
According to you, it is "technically impossible to draw in the opponent has an extra pawn unless the pawn in on the h file or the a file." Please demonstrate you "IM" endgame technique by showing us the win for White. You can choose if it's white or black to move!
its simple logic. 2 pawns vs 1 pawn. who wins?
Depends on gameplay too, if black is unifamiliar with how to proceed, he might not be able to win the endgame =)
Oct 1, 2021
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#32
Look, we all know that an extra pawn isn't always winning. The troll also knows that. No need for further discussion.
Amen!
The difference is 1 tempo move. For instance this position is a draw, no matter which side is on move: