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#1

Endgame training
Play chess endgame positions with the machine (Stockfish-level-1350-2500) or with a friend on lichess.org http://ecochessopeningcodes.blogspot.com/2016/01/play-chess-endgame-positions-with.html. On http://ecochessopeningcodes.blogspot.cz/2016/01/play-chess-endgame-positions-with.html around 3,350 positions chess endings.

Endgame training Play chess endgame positions with the machine (Stockfish-level-1350-2500) or with a friend on lichess.org http://ecochessopeningcodes.blogspot.com/2016/01/play-chess-endgame-positions-with.html. On http://ecochessopeningcodes.blogspot.cz/2016/01/play-chess-endgame-positions-with.html around 3,350 positions chess endings.
#2

Thanks for the nice positions !!

Thanks for the nice positions !!
#3

Thanks! that should keep me waiting till the training is available here :P

Thanks! that should keep me waiting till the training is available here :P
#4

I am glad that it is useful for someone. That pleases me. Thank you.

I am glad that it is useful for someone. That pleases me. Thank you.
#5

you are more than welcome. I've watch a few videos of endgame theory, like for instance one pawn ending, but by the time I encounter it in a game, with no practice, I forgot everything. With that kind of list I should get good reflexes.

you are more than welcome. I've watch a few videos of endgame theory, like for instance one pawn ending, but by the time I encounter it in a game, with no practice, I forgot everything. With that kind of list I should get good reflexes.
#6

Does anyone know of a good King+Queen vs King+Rook tutorial?

Does anyone know of a good King+Queen vs King+Rook tutorial?
#7

there are plenty on youtube, those are quite easy, so I guess any video will do. It's based on the opposition principle : force your opponent to put his king just in front of yours, then check it with your queen or rook : he will have to withdraw, and you can advance your king. repeat that till last line : check mate.

there are plenty on youtube, those are quite easy, so I guess any video will do. It's based on the opposition principle : force your opponent to put his king just in front of yours, then check it with your queen or rook : he will have to withdraw, and you can advance your king. repeat that till last line : check mate.
#9

oh sorry I misread! I thought he asked for two endings (queen THEN rook)

My mistake

oh sorry I misread! I thought he asked for two endings (queen THEN rook) My mistake
#10

Endgame training - for example:
Pawn Endings - King and Pawn vs. King
http://ecochessopeningcodes.blogspot.cz/2016/01/chess-endgame-king-and-pawn-vs-king.html

More examples of types of chess endings for a link :
http://ecochessopeningcodes.blogspot.cz/2016/01/play-chess-endgame-positions-with.html

Endgame training - for example: Pawn Endings - King and Pawn vs. King http://ecochessopeningcodes.blogspot.cz/2016/01/chess-endgame-king-and-pawn-vs-king.html More examples of types of chess endings for a link : http://ecochessopeningcodes.blogspot.cz/2016/01/play-chess-endgame-positions-with.html

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