Here is a position from Just the Facts, and endgame book by GM's Lev Alburt and Nikolay Krogius.
In the text white plays f5. But what if white instead simply sits on the position, for example Bc1-d2 and back? Can black demonstrate a winning plan?
Monday, August 9, 2010
Position of the moment
I plan to post 'positions of the moment' periodically. As I study and review my own games, those of others, AND those from books, I will save interesting or unique ones and post them for discussion here.
Here is a position from Just the Facts, and endgame book by GM's Lev Alburt and Nikolay Krogius.
In the text white plays f5. But what if white instead simply sits on the position, for example Bc1-d2 and back? Can black demonstrate a winning plan?
Here is a position from Just the Facts, and endgame book by GM's Lev Alburt and Nikolay Krogius.
In the text white plays f5. But what if white instead simply sits on the position, for example Bc1-d2 and back? Can black demonstrate a winning plan?
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