corresponding squares are squares where if both of you and your opponents are on two corresponding squares you'd rathe ryour opponent to move as he'll be in zugzwang, here is the simplest example"
mutual zugzwang
much corresponding are squares. also very strange moves that look passive.
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chamo2074 wrote:
corresponding squares are squares where if both of you and your opponents are on two corresponding squares you'd rathe ryour opponent to move as he'll be in zugzwang, here is the simplest example"
mutual zugzwang
yes.
although this is simpler.
or maybe this.
if you're black you want it to be whites move but if you're white you want it to be blacks move
MISTER_McCHESS a écrit :
chamo2074 wrote:
corresponding squares are squares where if both of you and your opponents are on two corresponding squares you'd rathe ryour opponent to move as he'll be in zugzwang, here is the simplest example"
mutual zugzwang
yes.
although this is simpler.
or maybe this.
if you're black you want it to be whites move but if you're white you want it to be blacks move
yeah
MISTER_McCHESS yazdı:
chamo2074 wrote:
corresponding squares are squares where if both of you and your opponents are on two corresponding squares you'd rathe ryour opponent to move as he'll be in zugzwang, here is the simplest example"
mutual zugzwang
yes.
although this is simpler.
or maybe this.
if you're black you want it to be whites move but if you're white you want it to be blacks move
Most known example is that first one but the second one is actually more basic lol
Also check that out.
Levent_Acemi yazdı:
Also check that out.
Computer says it's a draw but i just wanted to show that. Don't focus on blacks only defence 
Nov 25, 2020
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Epiloque wrote:
you filthy copycat
https://www.chess.com/blog/bbmaxwell/corresponding-squares
nah jk its a cool idea that a bunch of people came up with
actually none of the positions are the same.
ok so i just learned about squares that correspond and it's kinda confusing.
so to feel better about myself, hopefully, you'll also be confused. i've even used the same pawn structure for all of this. you only need to solve the first one.
EDIT always play best move.
1. black to play and draw.
2. white to move and win.
ok hopefully i didnt mess this up because that would be embarassing.