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re:Halloween email game part 2 - 2006/11/14 13:49
Hello Claus-Juergen,
Your contributions are always very interesting, ... and sometimes I have not enough time to see them carefully. (I have not had time enough to see all the interesting lines in the bad bishop ending)
Respect to this ending: it's a very complicated position where I think
Engines does not help very much. (see at the end)
Very interesting and complicated ending: Black need to stop and eat white pawns.
- An idea is to go with the king to kings wing but then white king can go to queens wing and black would need his two pieces to stop white "a" pawn (for example with Na8 and Bh1). In that case if white "a" pawn is in "a7" black has a won game because He can play waiting moves until the
Na8 is not menaced by a Kb8 and then the black king and bishop can eat all the kings wing pawns. The problem is that white can not advance his a pawn and try to play Kb8-a7 moves. In that case an idea is to create a fortress avoiding white king to go to b8, ... an idea is some Bb7 to force a6.
Maybe white best defence is to go with his king to kings wing but in that case if black can force white to advance and block the "g, h" pawns it seems that black is won.
- Another idea is to try to block the kings wing pawns with bishop and knight and go with black king to eat "a" pawns. In that case it seems too that black has much winning chances (for example playing Bf3-h5 forcing white pawns to be in g5 and h4 and then trying to play Ng6)
- Sure that there are other interesting plans here!!
Now it's time to sleep in my case, but it seems that this nice defensive possibility can be broken by black.
If that does not work white has to find other resources..
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