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The bishop beats the knight with open diagonals and pawns on both wings; the knight thrives in closed positions. Learn to tell…
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Rook endings are the most common endgame — and they come down to two positions: the Lucena win and the Philidor draw.…
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Kings facing with one square between: whoever moves loses the race. The opposition is the single most important idea in pawn endings.
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Can the king catch that passed pawn — or not? The square of the pawn answers it at a glance, no calculation…
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