Breakthrough: The pawn breakthrough is one of the most important tactical themes in pawn endings. This tactic is based on promoting a pawn to a queen that it can justify the sacrifice of several pawns. It is the best example for Pawn Breakthrough. Here the white pawns are in opponents camp in the same rank, […]
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Anand Naik wins the 5th RCA Intra Online Chess Tournament Category – A Anand Naik of Railways won the 5th RCA Intra Online Chess Tournament which was conducted especially for Roi Chess Academy elite students in a classical format. Anand Naik is visitor player of Roi Chess Academy. Few strong players
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Congratulations to all the participants🎉👏🏻 Final Top 5 in Category- B Dileep (Adithya\’s father) Karthik S (Adharv\’s father) Karthik Adithya Naresh (Mithilesh\’s father) Category wise: U-15 Best USA Karthik 5 Adithya 4.5 Poojith 3.5 U-15 Open Best IND Khyathi 4 Charandeep 4 Charan Reddy M 4 Smart Parents Dileep (Adithya\’s father) Karthik S (Adharv\’s father)
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As we already learnt in previous topic that the protected passed pawn gives win. In this case it\’s an exceptional! White to play: 1. Kd6 Kb8 2.Kc6 Kc8 3.b7+ Kb8 4.Kb6 stalemate. White can\’t capture the a6 pawn. Black to play: 1.Kb8 Kc6 2.Kc8 b7+ 3.Kb8 Kb6 stalemate. Game is drawn. Share on facebook Share
P Mithilesh won Gold Medal in Western Asian Blitz U-6 Open Chess Championship 2019 held at New Delhi. Pride of Andhra Pradesh
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Here Black King doesn\’t dare to capture either pawn. White to play: 1.Kb2 Kf4 2.h4 looks like a connected passers, g4 and g5 are under white\’s control. 2… Kf5 If 2… kxf3 3.h5 queening. 3.Kb2 Kg6 4.f4 Kh5 5.f5 Kh6 6.Kc3 Kg7 7,h5 Kf6 8.h6 Kf7 9. Kd4 Kg8 10.f6 Kh7 11.f7 Kxh6 12.f8=Q+ white
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