https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/pgn/36J6fCPTRY
The game I played using tablebases. Hope I won't get banned because of that.
Banned.
It was only against a computer in an unrated game for an experiment, it's not cheating to get a cheap rating.
Important point. You won't get banned, don't worry.
Wow!
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/pgn/36J6fCPTRY
The game I played using tablebases. Hope I won't get banned because of that.
Banned.
It was only against computer in a unrated game for experiment, it's not cheating to get cheap rating.
I don't care! I will ban you from chess.com!
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/pgn/36J6fCPTRY
The game I played using tablebases. Hope I won't get banned because of that.
Banned.
It was only against computer in a unrated game for experiment, it's not cheating to get cheap rating.
I don't care! I will ban you from chess.com!
I reported him too
I really don't get the confusion. Am I missing anything? it seems easy. the king can't run as long as the Bishop remains in that diagonal. Ng3 is the mating move. the only worry is when the Black Knight goes to f5 preventing the mate. But if you just move around your Bishop along the diagonal, black still has to move the Knight again. and then it is mate.
The knight will move to e4, and if you wait it will check on f2/g5
And besides, even if that were true Afif, this exact position is not the point. The point is B+N vs N
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White to play and win before 50 moves
I looked at this with a tablebase
Its stupid hard
This isn't a challenging endgame. If you have the qualifying idea / intent then white wins by force. I played the position against the puter and won before I finished my sammich.
REAL challenging endgames are more complex, and especially one where one is not technically winning but can test the opponent. As soon as the position is clear it loses a lot of the "Difficulty"
*is rated sub-1000
I really don't get the confusion. Am I missing anything? it seems easy. the king can't run as long as the Bishop remains in that diagonal. Ng3 is the mating move. the only worry is when the Black Knight goes to f5 preventing the mate. But if you just move around your Bishop along the diagonal, black still has to move the Knight again. and then it is mate.
The knight will move to e4, and if you wait it will check on f2/g5