100 Tests Of Imminent Checkmates Against The Chess Computers At The Top Level

Download or read book 100 Tests of Imminent Checkmates Against the Chess Computers at the Top Level written by J. C. Greenon and published by CreateSpace. This book was released on 2015-05-22 with total page 158 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Guess 100 tests of checkmate of 5 moves or less against the chess computers of top level. Full description of these 100 tests of checkmate with diagrams, pictures of the pieces and a user's guide included in this book of chess. In order to win against the chess computers of top level, you must make many sacrifices; without that, it's almost impossible to win against them. Analyse these 100 tests of checkmate against the chess computers of top level and you understand that reality ! At chess, the russian empire is on the wane ! This book is available in DVD: epub, mobi, word and pdf J.C. Grenon [email protected] Finales bringing draw Note that in these examples, there is not any pawn on both sides. - King and Bishop against King - King and 2 Knights against King. This final is always a draw. Nevertheless it is possible to note that checkmate position exists but it is not possible to reach it because of stalemate. This remark is important because if the opposing King has another pawn, the checkmate will sometimes be then possible because the stalemate will not exist anymore. - Queen + Bishop against Queen - Queen + Knight against Queen - Rook + Bishop against Queen - Rook + Knight against Queen - 2 Bishops + 1 Knight against 2 Bishops - 2 Bishops + 1 Knight against 2 Knights - 2 Knights + 1 Bishop against 2 Bishops - 2 Knights + 1 Bishop against 2 Knights - Rook + Bishop against Queen - Rook + Knight against Queen - Rook against Bishop - Rook against Knight - Rook against Rook - 2 Knights against King Finales bringing victory - King + Queen against King only. This final is always winning and the winning is very easy. It is necessary to push back the King on an edge of chessboard. A dozen of moves will be enough. - King + Rook against King only. This final is always winning and the winning is very easy. You must push back the King on an edge of chessboard. About fifteen moves will be enough. - King + 2 Bishop against King only. This final is always winning and the winning is easy - King + Queen against King + Rook. This final is very often winning and the winning is rather easy. It is necessary to move away the King and the Rook so that the Queen gives check while attacking the Rook. - Queen against Bishop - Queen against Knight - Queen against Bishop + Knight - King + Rook against King - 2 Rooks against a Rook - Rook + 2 Knights against Rook - Rook + Bishop + Knight against Rook - Rook + 2 Bishops against Rook - Bishop + Knight against King. This final is always winning but the winning is rather difficult. About forty moves will be needed without making an error; otherwise this risks lasting longtime. - Queen + 2 Knights against Queen - Queen + Bishop + Knight against Queen - Queen + 2 Bishops against Queen J.C. Grenon