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  • great vid.

    

  • Ottó Bláthy invented the transformer in 1884

  • STUPID!

  • I often reach this position in my endgames, so it's a good one to remember.

  • same here. usually when i move a bishop to the wrong color and my opponent doesn't notice.

  • @sharpnova2 Well of course. That is a necessary tactic to reach this easily won ending. Another important strategy is to give away all your h-pawns (all three of them) so that black gets tripled h-pawns. That is why I always bring extra h-pawns to any given match. I just keep stacking them up. Of course, this is a bit awkward when my opponent hasn't brought his own handful of extra g-pawns, but I rarely find such players anymore.

  • well black's pawns could have been tripled (and doubled on c) by white's missing knights, rook, and queen

  • 8 pawns and 2 dark color bishops?

  • 7 pawns, isn´t it?

  • is dis a joke?

  • at 0:08

  • why u dont just move ur piece f5 to f6!

  • 3 BISHOP

  • The longest "correct" mate is a mate in 271, composed by Nenad Petrovic.

  • Thanks

    I found it on chessbase

  • Very nice, but the position is illigal, because of whites two black-squared bishops!

  • There are only 7 black pawns. So one can have promoted as a Bishop, no ?

  • Yes, but White has 8 pawns. That is the problem

  • White has 8 pawns, and two dark-squared bishops = illegal position.

  • Your are rigth. I was looking only black situation. I am going to write right now to O.T. Blathy

  • Anyway i still enjoy it very much!

  • @KollingPwr In Fiscerandom aka Chess960 it's legal. So let's call it a Chess960 problem :)

  • @Katu1337 Nope. In the official rules of Fischer Random, the bishops must be placed at opposite colors, and if you refer to some Fischer Random sub-variation it seems to become a bit nonsense for argumentation :)

  • @KollingPwr huh yeah you're right...

    (I used to play Fischerandom but, as it turned out, not whit the official rules :)

  • He said WHITE's two dark-squared bishops. Not black's. And white has 8 pawns but two dark-squared bishops. So the position is indeed illegal...

  • Thanks

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  • @NielsHPO It's possible that white lost his light colored bishop and queened a pawn to become a black colored one

  • @ATravestyOfJustice Yes, but he cannot queen, because he has 8 pawns

  • @NielsHPO

    Thats the point.

    2 white bishops on black fields but 8 pawns is not possible.

  • chess dance????????

  • Musique idéalement choisie pour accompagner les allers-retours du fou noir. Il fallait vraiment la trouver!

  • Irréel !

  • Un problème fantastique ! Très bonne idée !

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