I was in an interesting end game last night.
I had a bishop and a rook, but only two pawns. The opponent has 6 pawns and a rook.
If two GMs are playing, or if i played this correctly am I (Black) winning or losing? The system says white is slightly winning
Quite interesting, I dont know if white delibratley sacked his bishop on move 20 for three of my pawns or if he blundered... Gets me thinking.
It felt like I couldn't win this end game.... I might have just blundered a move without realizing...
I think my downfall was exchanging a rook on move 25? Maybe should've kept a hold of it abit longer?
Thanks all
I had a bishop and a rook, but only two pawns. The opponent has 6 pawns and a rook.
If two GMs are playing, or if i played this correctly am I (Black) winning or losing? The system says white is slightly winning
Quite interesting, I dont know if white delibratley sacked his bishop on move 20 for three of my pawns or if he blundered... Gets me thinking.
It felt like I couldn't win this end game.... I might have just blundered a move without realizing...
I think my downfall was exchanging a rook on move 25? Maybe should've kept a hold of it abit longer?
Thanks all