10 May 06
Originally posted by 7ate91.Ke2 .. Kh2
Ke2 .. Kh2
Ke3 .. Ra8
Kf3 .. Ra2
Rg3 .. Rg2
2.Ke3 .. Ra8
3.Kf3 .. Ra2
All good so far but Rg3 is a blunder as it traps the white rook and allows black to force an exchange. Anywhere else is still a draw....
4.Rg6 ..Rg2
5.Rh6 and black has nothing better than perpetual check or giving up the pawn....
11 May 06
Originally posted by 7ate9What have you accomplished?
i am not a 2000+ rated player so please don't let my game affect what you think of Mary Ann. anyways people don't always resign games strictly for chess the involved. If we were to come out and target anyone on this chess site, i'm sure we could find faults in their game also.
5.Rh6 .. Rg3
6.Kf2 .. Rg8
7.Kf3 .. RF8
8.
8. Ke3 and we're still drawn.
Look we're not saying we think it's drawn. It is drawn. I can find the exact position in an endgame tablebase and it will say that the position is drawn.
12 May 06
Originally posted by 7ate9No problem, i enjoyed it too. 🙂
i have been testing it out, nothing wrong with that. i have cleared the rook off the g file and managed to move the king to the e-file. this is the best i can find, and after looking i would also agree with you in the draw.
i also found a nice little sequence in the king being played to g4 instead of going to the e-file.
8.Kg4 .. Kg2
9.R*H3 .. Rg8 (chec ...[text shortened]... ke this and learning how to move.
thanks for running over it with me marinakatomb, i enjoyed.
14 May 06
Originally posted by XanthosNZAnd as long as the Black rook remains on the file it is on then MaryAnn cannot get her King across to use it to attack the black pawn.
Except that KPK endings with an a or h file pawn are drawn (discounting the obviously won positions with the weaker king cutoff from the promotion square already).
I may have gone for a draw on repeated positions though.
14 May 06
Originally posted by Elephant0001Wow, I've never met a 1900+ player who sounds like they still call the knight "horsey".
And as long as the Black rook remains on the file it is on then MaryAnn cannot get her King across to use it to attack the black pawn.
I may have gone for a draw on repeated positions though.