Yeah it's possible, and pretty easy. You just have to create a box to trap the enemy king and keep making it smaller. An example, not best moves.
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You can also check out this link:
http://www.chess.com/article/view/basic-checkmates-king-and-rook-mate
EmatIzmaganbetov wrote:
no, black did wrong move in this sample in his first moves.
It doesn't matter, it's a forced checkmate.
Apr 13, 2014
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Thank you for your answers. If you are really sure in that, of course.
Apr 13, 2014
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Mating with Rook & King vs. King is what I use to see if a noob at the club is completely clueless.
Apr 13, 2014
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I think the OP damn well knows this is mate in X , but in a SebLebian way wants to "entertain" us. Scott gave the general plan and the OP said Scott's first black move is a mistake without further telling why. Worse was , he doubted the knowledge/expertise of the responders. Why then ask ?
Spudnik finished it off by showing the OP is at most a candidate-noob. Case closed I guess.
Apr 13, 2014
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Thank you again, guys)) That's enough. I'm convinced of your correctness.
Mate can be acchieved simply when the loser's King is on any side of the board square, not just in a corner.
It's hard to believe that Anatoly Karpov didn't know it was a win.
Scottrf wrote:
It's hard to believe that Anatoly Karpov didn't know it was a win.
Not just hard - impossible.
Apr 13, 2014
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oh yeah, it most likely I've mistaken when I've maintained about those words belong to Anatoly Karpov. I'm so sorry. But could you be a little lenient with people, when someone made mistakes somehow?
Apr 13, 2014
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Please, there is no any "entertainment", but, Scottrf, in your first example: what if the black king in one of his last moves will move 12. ... Ka2 instead of Kb1. ?? That move forced stalemate, or we will start the same moves in another corner now...
Apr 13, 2014
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EmatIzmaganbetov wrote:
Please, there is no any "entertainment", but, Scottrf, in your first example: what if the black king in one of his last moves will move 12. ... Ka2 instead of Kb1. ?? That move forced stalemate, or we will start the same moves in another corner now...
If 12 ... Ka2 then 13 Rc2+
Apr 13, 2014
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RG1951 wrote:
Scottrf wrote:
It's hard to believe that Anatoly Karpov didn't know it was a win.
Not just hard - impossible.
Possibly it was Boris Karloff?
I'm prepared to believe Boris Karloff thought it might be unwinnable.
IpswichMatt escribió:
RG1951 wrote:
Scottrf wrote:
It's hard to believe that Anatoly Karpov didn't know it was a win.
Not just hard - impossible.
Possibly it was Boris Karloff?
I'm prepared to believe Boris Karloff thought it might be unwinnable.
Englishmen, you're just unequalled.
Can only one rook with king checkmate to his opponent with only king in the end of game??? I have read from A. Karpoff it's impossible. But some people say this is a wrong thinking. Any authority sourse? The way of situation in the corner sweep aside at once please: that's wrong, it will be only stalemate. In another possibilities you can not force it to the corner, it will be the repeatedely the same moves.