And a 0/0/0,1 by Lichess Stockfish.
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@TheKingClash said in #2:
> 1. I would advise you to check ate as quickly as possible without unnecessarily promoting pawns, because the more pieces on the board, the more chance of a stalemate.
Cheers. I play on-line chess for fun not for profit ;)
> 2. I don't get how 3. Bb5+ followed by 4. Be2 accomplishes something, it is just a waste of tempo. White can get a good position with 3.d4 instead.
That is, if my memory serves me well, recommended by IM Sielecki in his 1.e4 book. The idea is that the Bd7 is off-side, while the white setup is harmonieus, and it is recommended for black to play Bf5 soon after that.
> 1. I would advise you to check ate as quickly as possible without unnecessarily promoting pawns, because the more pieces on the board, the more chance of a stalemate.
Cheers. I play on-line chess for fun not for profit ;)
> 2. I don't get how 3. Bb5+ followed by 4. Be2 accomplishes something, it is just a waste of tempo. White can get a good position with 3.d4 instead.
That is, if my memory serves me well, recommended by IM Sielecki in his 1.e4 book. The idea is that the Bd7 is off-side, while the white setup is harmonieus, and it is recommended for black to play Bf5 soon after that.
this hurts all my brain cells
blufpoker sounds like the word that would describe my life perfectly!
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