Excellent end game solution! You indeed sharpen my wits! Thanks. Love your end games solutions......!!
@YourAverageChessPlayer
Ай бұрын
Glad you like them!
@frankcoverjr.-jz3ne
Ай бұрын
Thanks again, Average Chess Player! I like how you recap your analysis to emphasize the important points. On a different note, a wall hanging or curtains will reduce the echo! Keep it up!!!😊
@YourAverageChessPlayer
Ай бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it! I will play around my mic settings to handle that echo too. Thanks for the feedback 😁
@GaneshRamakrishnanRG
Ай бұрын
Another good endgame puzzle and clear explanation. For the sake of completeness, the possibility of Black king going to c8 (instead of c6) from c7 could also have been analyzed.
@YourAverageChessPlayer
Ай бұрын
Ah yes! Thanks for calling it out. With Kc8, White has to play a waiting move like Bg3, since the pawn or the bishop cannot move as they are both covering b8 and b7 from the Black king. After this white will eventually capture the pawn on b5 and it will lead to a zugzwang for black like in the other positions from the video and white will eventually queen the pawn.
@josandoy
Ай бұрын
Highest possible level of chess !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@AbouTaim-Lille
Ай бұрын
Wow. That is not at all a puzzle of an "Average Chess player" . It consists of a series of only-moves ! Maybe Some master players like Karpov , Spassky or Petrossian could fail in this puzzle.
@lajos-berenyi
Ай бұрын
Maybe over the board they could miss the win (not knowing, that it is winnable), especially if they don't have enough time, but as a puzzle, they would definitely solve it. For example I am 1870 ELO player and could solve it, it took about 3-4 minutes. Sometimes you can calculate only moves easier, then other movers. For example first I calculated b6, axb6 , a6, Kc6, Bxd6, but then I realized, that it fails with one tempo (b5, Bc5, Kc6, Ba6, b4, Kd3, Kc6, Kc4, b3, Kxb3, Kb5). Then I calculated, that instead of Bxd6 we can play Be7 and only after Kc7 we play Bxd6, so after black plays Kc6 back, we gained the necessary one tempo to win.
@chelovek10117
Ай бұрын
@@lajos-berenyiI am a 2050 elo player and I saw it in like 10 seconds lol
@lajos-berenyi
Ай бұрын
@@chelovek10117 I can belive in you, that you saw the first move or the first 1-2-3 moves in 10 seconds, but sorry, I don’t belive, that you were able to calculate it up to the end in 10 seconds. But anyhow, the original comment stated, that maybe some word champions would have failed to solve it, I just reacted on this false statement.
@chelovek10117
Ай бұрын
@@lajos-berenyi yeah I didn't see b6 Kc6 Bxd6 a6 idk how to win, now watching the video rn
@chelovek10117
Ай бұрын
@@lajos-berenyi just saw Be7 a6 Bd8 also I did see everything after b6 axb6 a6
@DavidRodriguez-ku2lo
Ай бұрын
Awesome video!
@YourAverageChessPlayer
Ай бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it
@girornsveinsson7970
19 күн бұрын
Playing Bc5 before queening the pawn is an instant checkmate when queening I think
@marcvanleeuwen5986
Ай бұрын
While you give quite a few lines, there are several you completely ignore and which are still subtle. You should at least have mentioned some variants where it is a draw, not because Black can capture the last pawn, but because the Black King can reach the a8 promotion square, and although deprived of all other pieces cannot be chased by pawn, wrong colour Bishop and King, just stalemated. This happens for instance when deviating from the main line by 3.B×d6? b5 4.Bb8 Kb6 5.b7, or (again from the main line) 4.Bd8+? Kb8 5.B×b6 Ka8 (where contrary to what you say at 6:30 White can prevent Black from taking the pawn even though allowing them to get to b8), and also later 5.Bb8? Really this is all about keeping the Black King away from a8, more that about saving your last pawn. Also note that. in spite of your kind of dismissive remark at 8;:06, the move 4.Kb3 is also an only move: stopping the b pawn as fast as possible is crucial in later blocking the Black King from the 5th rank.
@DanacChess
Ай бұрын
For the record, here is my answer: 1. b6 ab 2. a6 Kc6 3. Bxd6 b5 4. Bc5 b4 5. Ba7 and white wins. Could add sidelines too
@DanacChess
Ай бұрын
Realised it does not work, white continues with 5... b3 6. Kd3 Kb4 and it is a draw
@themingxhe5330
Ай бұрын
Kd3 instead after b4?
@the_benjamin_effect
Ай бұрын
These endgame puzzles are excellent.
@YourAverageChessPlayer
Ай бұрын
Glad you enjoy it! 😀
@chelovek10117
Ай бұрын
I saw it like in ten seconds first saw b6 axb6 a6 Kc6 Bxd6 b5 Kc7 Ba7 and I just know that position is winning because I've seen that setup before on chess vibes then found a comment saying about Kc6 took me a few seconds to find Bxd6 axb6 a6 leads to the same position and if Kb7 Bc7 axb6 I have axb6 While writing this comment saw a6 took me a few minutes to realise I have no winning plan after that ill watch the video
@chelovek10117
Ай бұрын
Took me a few minutes to find the idea of playing Be7 and leaving the pawn alive lol
@YourAverageChessPlayer
Ай бұрын
That's the idea! 😁
@pashapasovski5860
Ай бұрын
Sacrifice the B and push the pawn
@YourAverageChessPlayer
Ай бұрын
That's the general idea, but we need some precise moves with the bishop though.
@pashapasovski5860
Ай бұрын
@@YourAverageChessPlayer I don't have a board or a know how to use the computer so I have to work it out in my head 🙃, I mean I don't know how to watch the video and have a board at the same time! It helps you to be methodical, but certain options are pretty obvious in the beginning and the end, the middle is interesting 🤔
@Nickulous64
2 күн бұрын
I think you overcomplicated this. Why Bishop e7? Why not Bishop d6 taking pawn. If king takes Bishop advance Pawn, if not move Bishop to b8 then pawn to a7 and they protect each other. You have all day to take the other pawn with King and then come up to force king away and queen the pawn. Seems faster and easier than the way you did it. But I am a less than average chess player, so I’m sure I am missing something.
@YourAverageChessPlayer
2 күн бұрын
After 1. b6 axb6 2. a6 Kc6 If 3. Bxd6 then Black plays 3. ... b5 4. Bb8 Kb6 5. a7 Kb7 and Black's King will not let go of control of a8 square resulting in a draw through stalemate soon
@Nickulous64
2 күн бұрын
Oh I get it, because my king cant force his out of the corner. Ok, thank you for your reply. I appreciate your tutorials. I told you I was less than an average player!
@petersiegfriedkrug
Ай бұрын
From the diagram I would say 1.b6 all other moves are immediatly draw. And after Kc6 2.Be7 I do not know if I am right...
@YourAverageChessPlayer
Ай бұрын
You are indeed right. Black can also play axb6 instead of Kc6. You have to calculate that line too :) Great solving!
@vijaykone8827
Ай бұрын
Why not play Bxd6 at 3:02
@YourAverageChessPlayer
Ай бұрын
b6 Bb8 Kb6 a7 Kb7 and Black King cannot be evicted from the a8 square anymore.
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