50) Rd8 Kg7 51)RxBg8+ Kf7 52) Ra8, then I think white can win.
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Something like... This.
Cato, do you think white has a chance with his pawns after Rd1+ Kf2 a1=Q?
Loomis wrote: Cato, do you think white has a chance with his pawns after Rd1+ Kf2 a1=Q?
On which move?
Then the white rook is lost, it should be like this
Cato, I meant at the end of your line (which was the only time Rd1 was available). Although, I do like white's chances with a knight and 3 connected pawns against a rook.
yeah, but why do things the hard way? White would probably win, but it wouldn't be as easy.
Cato, I think you missed a checkmate in your line. 3. Ng4+ Kh5 4. Rg5#
Thus, 2...Kf7 is more probable
Ok, yeah... But basically it seems that white should have won that game
Feb 5, 2008
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DavidL had the right line in comment#2. 45...Rd8 looks faster, but White threatens mate (if Rxd4) with 46.Nf5 and has 47.Nd6.
Feb 5, 2008
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Sunshiny wrote: I think white has lots of potential with 47. e6
Understated and true.
White missed a 2-move checkmate: after 47...Rc2, white can simply play 48.e6+, black has to take Rxb2, and then 49.Re8 mate.
I am black in this game, I was able to pull off a draw. I want to take a closer look at this, because it seems to me my opponent could have had some winning chances. Esp, before the questionable 40. a5
Anyone care to comment on this endgame?