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Category: Knight and Pawn versus Knight
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In an analogous position with the passed pawn on c/f file White wins in a much quicker and simpler way since the knight has enough manoeuvring room to reach the protected critical square c6. ← Basic EndingsBasic Endings →
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Converting advantage into victory is much more difficult when the pawn is on the b- or g-file. Let us consider a typical position with the pawn on the seventh rank, analyzed by J. Kling as far back as 1867. Although the white king supports his pawn, the road to victory is not in the […]
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3.4. Knight and One Pawn versus Knight A pawn surplus in knight endings usually constitutes huge advantage since it is generally sufficient for the win. Perhaps it may seem paradoxical but is nevertheless true: the one pawn advantage is most easily realized in knight endings, even more easily than in pawn ending proper! There […]
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