Nice study from Lewitt, 1896

@Technoblade69420 said in #10:
> @Fighter798 @ChessPlayer_0698 en passant guys
Nope thats a board editor pawn can move anywhere an-passen happens when pawns are at side of one another

@Ben2006Tor said in #6:
> It is called en passant in fact (read here) www.chess.com/terms/en-passant
Enpassent happens when Pawns are at side of one another

@Fighter798 read the link I sent about en passant @Technoblade69420 is correct

This is en passant:

lichess.org/learn#/15

If g4, hxg3 makes use of the en passant rule. It is just black doing it instead of white.

Also I have a challenge for you all, try to solve without engine (it might not even help you) it is 24 moves long XD so good luck!

Here is the position, white to win: lichess.org/analysis/8/3p2k1/8/5PP1/4K2R/1p1N4/2p3Pb/8_w_-_-_0_1

Great puzzle!