A few hours ago I decided to refresh my knowledge concerning N+B checkmate patterns... After doing so, I played a game of classical to start the active part of my day ^^ The game itself wasn´'t too special, my opponent blundered a piece in the opening. However, I want to show it to you anyway, because I was able to convert into a KNB vs K endgame, which I was able to win due to today's training - So just see this post as a reminder that there might be a real possibility to get stuck with N+B vs K (if you don't know how to win this scenario already) at some point in time. There is a great video by @Chess-Network covering the topic, which might prevent you from an unpleasant surprise someday :)
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