Knight pawn vs bishop
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Yeah. If the defending king is outside the square of the pawn you have good winning chances, especially if you have a wing pawn. Central pawns are drawish.
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never encountered such position so this is a new idea. tnx for posting.,
I do not understand why black played 83...Ba8. Couldn't his bishop just stay at g2 and trade off the pawn and draw?
Edit: Sorry just realized white was going to block with knight.
Edit: Sorry just realized white was going to block with knight.
likesforests wrote:
Yeah. If the defending king is outside the square of the pawn you have good winning chances, especially if you have a wing pawn. Central pawns are drawish.
drawish, nice word
Can a knight and pawn win against a bishop?