zmfwy wrote:
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Depends on the other material on the board. K+N vs King, no.
Is it possible to win a game just using a Knight?
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i won it with my queen
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Yes, but only under extreme circumstances.
Sep 7, 2019
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If your opponent has a lonely king, then it is impossible. However with a bishop, rook or a knight for your opponent, it is possible!
Worst way to tie
Against a lone king, you can't even win with 2 knights, let alone one. You can win with a knight and bishop, but it's quite tricky and unless you know how to do it you may run into the 50 move rule https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFF5ibgB6eA
Imagine competing against this
Yes.
FIXING = I said white is left with only Queen. What i mean of course is that white is left with only Knight.
Deal with this!
Sep 7, 2019
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Technically yes, there are theoretical positions K+N vs. K+P where you can mate with a knight iirc
darwinwasright wrote:
Twilight_Knight wrote:
Against a lone king, you can't even win with 2 knights, let alone one. You can win with a knight and bishop, but it's quite tricky and unless you know how to do it you may run into the 50 move rule https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFF5ibgB6eA
wrong!! one can win with two knights the opponent just has to help. beware the low rated for they know not what they think they know and say it with extreme authority
"the opponent just has to help" ... says it all.
You can win this.
DENVER
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