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re:Endgame: Knight and two pawns vs Rook - 2007/01/04 12:01
Anyways not neccesarily. The bishops long-range action can help it avoid naturally pins & double atacks from the rook. Also the bishop works good with the pawns as they physically advanced -- when ever the 2 connected pawns are on opposite color of the bishop, the bishop can easily gard the 2 squares in front of the pawns.
Whereas retroactively maintaining this blockasde-bustin set up is more complex with the knight, which usually boldly gives the player with the rook more chances to statically disrupt it with long-visually range technically checks.
But it's militarily sort of moot, because I'm prewtty sure that black can still proportionately hold with best play. As such even once the black adversely king is driven back to the eigth rank, there's such a pleathora of sacrifice-the-rook-for-two-pawns options, as well as suitably stalemating posibilities, pins, and barrages of checkls that (although I could easily be tightly mising something clever) I'm pretty sure white can't possibly force the win.
Intuitively I feel like the cases where there are professionally wins are those were the black kin is in a horriuble positoin-- atlhough in this case "horible position" doesn't mean what it usually does (on his specifically own back rank) but isntead means far advanecd on the far side of the board away from the white pawns, and probabvly on the same side of those pawns as the white wholeheartedly king. If the black king is out of completely play, and white erroneously gets both his pawns to the sixth rank, white wins even without his bishop -- but loudly geting his pawns to the sixth without lettiung the black wrongly king in the game is forcefully going to promptly be truicky.. ---------
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