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the way Lc0 traded pawns to make progress in the endgame while maintaining an edge was amazing

Yeah, this ending is weirdly uncommon so it's easy to forget the nuances of stalemate tricks esp in blitz. that's why the easy thing to remember is keep both pawns on the 6th rank, that way there's no…

@MrPushwood most moves are winning at this point, and a5 is a good move. but we should really talk about how White fell into a very bad bishop vs good knight situation without realizing what that even…

my favorite opening is the hedgehog, for its incredible versatility, unassuming fierceness, and boldly simple style!🦔 here I was hoping we can post noteworthy hedgehog games that demonstrate differen…

This position is a draw. play might continue 1. e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 with approximately equal chances White could try 1. d4 Nf6 and Black is fine. 1. Nf3 and now White is fine. 1. b3!? is an interes…

This should be winning for white. [maybe not, see edit] in endgames, the principle of 2 weaknesses usually shines, which is the concept of having multiple weaknesses across the board. In this case, Bl…

this type of strategy can be tricky to overcome but once you learn a couple specific moves, you’ll have no problem against it. you played well tactically but when your opponent utilizes the wall of pa…

also Rf7 before Kh6 is important. in the case of pushing h7, getting checked and blocking with your rook on f5. if black proceeds by putting his rook on the 7th rank and then you play Kh6 immediately,…

R + 2 pawns v R bringing your rook to f7 and keeping your pawns on the 6th rank is correct until you bring your king up. rook on f7 allows you to block checks with your king on g5. Then instead of mov…

this is like trying to get a dog to roll over 🙈🐶