A classical endgame study by Luigi Centurini

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Tsala91

Apr 30, 2019

#21

Good job guys you found it.So the correct idea was to give check and play Bc5 as a waiting move to prevent Bd6.It seems 1.Ba5 was wrong after all,since 1.Bg5 is quicker

Prometheus_Fuschs

Apr 30, 2019

#22

kindaspongey escribió:

Congratulations. I think this also works (building on the Prometheus_Fuschs idea):

Darn it, I can't get the image here. Regardless, kudos for finding the solution

kindaspongey

Apr 30, 2019

#23

Prometheus_Fuschs wrote:

kindaspongey escribió:

Congratulations. I think this also works (building on the Prometheus_Fuschs idea): ...

Darn it, I can't get the image here. Regardless, kudos for finding the solution

1 Bh4 Kb6 2 Bf2+ Ka6 3 Bc5 Bg3 4 Be7 Kb6 5 Bd8+ Kc6 6 Bh4 Bd6 7 Bf2

Ziryab

5 hrs ago

#24

Ran into this position in Thomas Engqvist, 300 Most Important Chess Positions (2018) and played against Stockfish on the iPad. Not sure I was the most efficient, but I found a way.