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'3.10.1 A move is legal when all the relevant requirements of Articles 3.1 – 3.9 have been fulfilled.'
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magipi wrote:
BigChessplayer665 wrote:
AlexMids wrote:
Hi can someone please explain how I can win when the other player just has their King? Like how many moves do I get until it ends up a Draw and why does it not just let me keep going until I reach Checkmate? Thanks kind peeps x
Learn endgame fundamentals only box tor king in if they have extrea pieces
A few FIRST things to learn are
Rook vs king endgames
Queen vs king endgames
2 bishope endgames
1 pawn endgames
2, pawn endgames
There's allot more than that but those are the very basics of endgames
Do you really think this is good advice? For someone who doesn't know what stalemate is or what a legal move is?
I meant only box them in if they have other legal moves to...
BigChessplayer665 wrote:
Learn endgames then not to stalemate
The issue is endgame fundamentals not the stalemating
No it's not. It is impossible to avoid a stalemate if the guy has no idea what stalemate is.
"Endgame fundamentals" is an advanced concept, way way way too advanced for absolute beginners.
magipi wrote:
BigChessplayer665 wrote:
Learn endgames then not to stalemate
The issue is endgame fundamentals not the stalemating
No it's not. It is impossible to avoid a stalemate if the guy has no idea what stalemate is.
"Endgame fundamentals" is an advanced concept, way way way too advanced for absolute beginners.
My friends know what stalemate is and their is already other comments explaining it
Guess what they almost stalemate every time the issue is avoiding it not what it is
We don't know wether or not they know what it is true but still there are othrr comments explaining it
Jun 15, 2024
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I was told if you're going after the king always keep him in check every move.
GeneralGrant wrote:
I was told if you're going after the king always keep him in check every move.
That helps a lot
But if your like In a rook endgame you can't do that
Which is why it is important to learn fundamental endgames
It is mostly making sure your king has one legal move at all times
The book A Primer of Chess by Capablanca covers all of it.
Stalemate diagram 10
KQ vs. K diagram 23 p. 31
KR vs. K diagram 20 p.
KBB vs. K diagram 22 p. 29
KBN vs. K diagram 26 p. 109
KNN vs. KP diagram 16 p. 101
GabeMiami10 wrote:
oh I just realized this is about draws how did we get to talking about endgames
Because most of the stalemates are in endgame since it is easier to trap your king/stalemate it
But honestly that's how I avoided stalemates just learning endgame fundamentals
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Did you figure out how to avoid stalemates yet or are you still having issues ?
Learn endgame fundamentals only box tor king in if they have extrea pieces
A few FIRST things to learn are
Rook vs king endgames
Queen vs king endgames
2 bishope endgames
1 pawn endgames
2, pawn endgames
There's allot more than that but those are the very basics of endgames
Do you really think this is good advice? For someone who doesn't know what stalemate is or what a legal move is?
Learn endgames then not to stalemate
The issue is endgame fundamentals not the stalemating
Yes she should learn how not to stalemate though
Because most of the stalemates at beginner level are like queen stalemates(easily avoided )
And pawn stalemates which are both fundamental endgames