Look carefully. I threw away the win with an inaccuracy. But, my opponent missed it premoving in time trouble.
I’ve spent time with Dvoretsky and other endgame books on those split pawns. My opponent clearly saw their potency as well.
Good variation.
Suffered two losses in a row yesterday, dropping to 1805. Then played this epic battle against a higher rated player.
https://www.chess.com/game/live/35419588579
Some instructive endgame ideas going on... but of course I'm always interested in that stuff (also I don't know much about french advance middlegames).
The fact that split pawns can hold back a king is useful knowledge. 78...e4 is an alternative winning move that highlights that.
This has similar themes:
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