Chess Lesson # 47: Checkmate With Bishop And Knight (easy method)
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
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The bishop and knight mate is one of the most difficult checkmates you will ever have to learn, but I will teach you a method that will make it easy for you to understand and remember whenever you need it. This situation does not happen often, but when it does, you must know how to deal with it efficiently. Once I am done explaining it, I will demonstrate it by executing it this checkmate versus a Chess engine. That way, you can see that what I am teaching you actually works. You are welcome to use this engine to practice on your own at home. You should know by now that I like to teach such basic checkmates backwards. I am going to teach you first how to deliver checkmate with knight and bishop once the king is already at the right corner (we can only checkmate on the two corners that are the same color as our bishop). Then you will see how we push the king from the wrong corner to the right corner by implementing the knight out knight in technique. Finally you experience how we get started by centralizing the knight, bishop and king.
00:00 Intro
02:10 Bishop and knight checkmate the king on the right corner
05:30 Knight and bishop push the king to the right corner
15:00 First steps: centralizing your bishop, knight and king
17:05 Coach demonstrates how to checkmate with knight and bishop vs Chess engine
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Wow, this is harder than my PHD degree. I've been mulling it over for almost two days and this video is the most helpful one.
The hardest part is trying to force the enemy king to the corner. If you play an engine, it for some reason always corner itself. But when you play a real human he will try to stay around the center. I just feel very hard to force enemy king to the edge of the board. I am bad at co ordinating knight and bishop to push him back. Opponent always just have 1 escape square 😭.
Hello! We all feel like this at the beginning. This is one to revisit from time to time 💪
I'm on Lichess and it's great at staying in the centre. It took well over an hour to finish it (that engine makes different moves and the setup is different).
Try to play both sides by yourself. The key is to build a firewall with all three pieces, but your king is the most important one.
After 35 years of play I finally understand how to mate with these pieces!!!! Thanks!!!!
hehe it's never too late! Have you ever gotten it in one of your games in the last 35 years? Thanks a lot for your comment by the way. I am glad you found this lesson useful 👍
I have ALWAYS steered my games away from it because I didn't know how
@@MrShank12u I remember getting this in a very important tournament game where everyone was around my table. I did not remember how to do it. And right after that game, I went over it and made sure to never forget it again. Unfortunately, I have never gotten it ever since hehe, but I am waiting to show off lol
@@NMRobertRamirez When I play guys who happen to be even weaker than myself - and time permits - and if I turn out to get a paramount position - I exchange or "sacrifice" all the heavier pieces, and all the pawns, making it up so that only my bishop and knight remained against the opponent's King (promoting pawns if any, or both, of that pair are already missing from the board to the respective values), and have fun .·)) Half the times I blunder into a stalemate. .·))
I've been having trouble learning this particular mate, but with this video I now know how to do it easily, you are an excellent couch.
Thank you so much! I am glad it helped. Let me know if you ever have any questions as you go through the lessons.
I yes he is a couch
Dude, I spent like 4 hours yesterday trying to figure out the method they describe on lichess and watching a video of it and everything, could NOT understand it. I watched this video and now i get it on the first try. You are awesome! Thank you so much for posting this!
Nice! Glad to hear you found this lesson useful. This is an endgame we should revisit from time to time even if we feel like we got it 👍
@Zola Costa excellent! Keep ti up 👍
Hanging Pawns taught me the way of "W" with the knight. Your way of knight in knight out is also nice...
This explanation is the best I ever have seen on this mate. I have tried in the past many times to learn this, but gave up on it. After watching this video and learning the 3 patterns I was able to give made in 31 moves against SF on Lichess set on the highest level. You are a great teacher.
Hello! That's so good to know. Congrats! This is a tricky one and many people find it really difficult and need to revisit it multiple times. Thank you for sharing your progress with me. It means a lot 👍
Not sure if you're some kind of Magician or what 😅😅
Literally I've been trying to learn this 'bishop +knight mate' for about a month and Finally your one detailed video made it look so easy. ❤❤
You deserve more Sir. Thank you so much. **Already Subscribed ❤
Hello Jai! You are more than welcome. Thank you for such a nice feedback. It’s great to know you found this lesson useful 👍
There is hope for all folk which is struggling, thanks a lot for your contributions straight from the heart!!!
You are more than welcome! Thanks a lot for your kind words 👍
I just want to add my voice to the chorus of "thank you"! It was awsome to learn this checkmate following your instructions, so: thank you!
You are more than welcome, Stefano! 👍
After one hour of repetitiveness on lichess, finally I have known how to deliver this mate in any position.
I can't begin to tell you how much I am enjoying your videos! This video really cleared up the mechanics of the bishop-knight checkmate for me, including the troublesome bit of how to corral the enemy King where you want him. Thank you so much for making such crystal-clear explanations of the mechanics of what are often regarded as troublesome mates!
One of the best explenations I have ever heard. Couldnt figure it out on how to do it for many many times and now I watched the video once and got it first try, thank you so much chess wizzard.
You are more than welcome and congrats in mastering this tough one 💪
This video is amazing as it covers all the possibilities. Thanks!!
One of the best explanations. Thanks！
This is by far the most helpful lesson on this subject. Excellent explanation. Thank you! 🙏💪
Thanks! This video really helped me a lot! The idea of the "Ideal Position" really helps too!
I've watched a few videos on this and I have to say this is by far the easiest one to understand; thanks for making this!
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This method is so easy and memorable. Thank you!
Amazingly explained Robert!! Muchísimas gracias otra vez :') parece un milagro pero lo estoy consiguiendo hacer!!
Great teaching!! Thank you thank you
Thanks a lot, now I understand how to handle this checkmate pattern of a night & bishop, your videos helps a lot ..God bless coach
Thank you so so much. You helped a lot.
Thanks for the great video
well thanks for teaching such a tough concept!
Thanks, Ramirez.
Thank you! After watching the video, I reviewed it for nearly 8 hours. Although this lesson didn't show all the possibilities, just remember the main principles and you can figure out the rest of them!
Thanks a lot !
Great video!
Thank you!
best explanation so far
Really welll done!
Very grateful for the video!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏
Glad you liked it! 💪
It took me a few tries against level 3 Stockfish, then I got it!. I started raising the difficulty and after 3 tries got it on max difficulty (8), I love the way you explain Chess!
thanks a lot
I gotta say, the fact that you are providing this information free of charge...... Im convinced.... your no human being Robert.... your a Chess NM Angel Bro!!!!!! Love these videos. They are clearing up issues I have had for years if not decades concerning how to approach different issues with the game. Thank you so ooooo very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm waiting for you yo become a GM and then I will charge you 😅👍
@@NMRobertRamirez LOL!!! Dont hold your breath on that one Robert!!!!! HEHE
That needs a lot of practice on its own! Haha! Super, thank you so much!
Thank you
Wow!
Learned it coach.
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After 1 year playing chess I recently ended up on this endgame Bishop + Knight and I didn't know what to do, so it was a draw. Now after watching this video, I tryed against Stockfish level max and I mated it on my first try :D You have the gift to teach, keep up and thank you.
On my second try I had a harder time to get the king to the corner, then when I was ready to do the last maneuver (mate in 3) the engine said it was a draw because I reached 50 moves ☹
@@WandersonDavid_KariJobeBrasil That's part of the process. Keep practicing from time to time. Anyway, not everyone is going to defend like the engine 😅💪😎
I feel like I was just given an immeasurable power. And from great powers, come great responsibilities
thank you you are the best
the best one
Learning this after many years
Great lesson
Thank you! Glad you liked it! 👍
@@NMRobertRamirez you clear lecturer very fluent i english it motivated me a lot thanks sir
Thanks it is really useful tactic, i Will not forget "knight out knight in!"
Nice.
I just became a member today, Rooks on the 7th! to help support this amazing channel! This is my absolute favorite position in chess that I mastered back in 2014 or so. I even wrote 2 blogs online back in the day. This is the one position I consider myself to be a GM at 😆 and I'm usually on the top 10 leader board everyday worldwide at this checkmate (speed run)
Thank you! I really appreciate your support and feedback. It's rare to find players who like and feel comfortable with this checkmate 💪😎
Finally got teached
You are very great ☺️
Thank you! Hope you liked this one. It is tricky, but not impossible 💪
Master it was hard for me i never thought i could learn it thanks alot from 🇮🇳
Thank u
Thanks!
Thank you! I really appreciate all your support 🙌😎
@@NMRobertRamirez Coach, I'm a beginner, but your lessons have been super helpful for me - thanks so much !
thank you for teaching me the almost impossible b and n mate
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One of the hardest l, thankyou sir
Yes, indeed! And the sad part is that we do not get it often, but we must know it just in case 😎
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Thank you for lesson! I mostly can do a checkmate with bishop and knight but i still struggle a bit to reach the ideal position. Sometimes opponent king escapes or i wonder what happened if my opponent tries to escape that i dont know how to respond.
You are more than welcome! For this endgame, it is a good idea to revisit it from time to time until you fully get it. And true me you will 💪In the interim, keep in mind that most likely your opponent will not do a good job at defending 😎
I can do this checkmate against an engine because they play the best moves and I have learnt the responses. But humans do not play the best moves, I find it difficult to achieve the knight in knight out position. The easiest part of this video is the hardest for me. :).
Hello Paul! We have all been there. I recommend you simply come back to practice this checkmate from time to time and trust me you will find it easier every time until it simply becomes second-nature 💪
Cool lesson! How often do you have the chance to say with confidence " This is forced checkmate in 50 moves" ?
In Dvoretsky endgame book he uses' after Bd3 Kc7 Bb5 instead of Be4 which leads to another continuation but I like Be4 better
This was tough..but you are my teacher of chess..it was great explanation..thank you coach..
Yes, this one is tricky. Just revisit it from time to time 👍
@@NMRobertRamirez yes i have to..keep teaching us coach..i love chess..😊
Like you guys this video helped me nail down something I have struggled within a try or two in the chess engine. I have found and escape for the king I can’t seem to solve. It is as follows.
Start with :
Black king f8
White king f6
White knight f7
White bishop f5
Then the King escapes under the following scenario.
1. Bh7, Ke8
2. Ne5, Kd8
3. Ke6, Kc7
4. Nd7, Kb7 escapes
No, not really: you send your Elephant from h7 to *d3* - to prevent that ruffian's going to a6 - meanwhile your Horse is relishing the position they have attained on d7: keeping everything that is their responsibility, b6 and c5 included, under fire. If that stupid black tyrant is stubborn enough to push in the same direction - i.e. lands on c6 - the faster running beast of yours simply makes a *waiting move* - anywhere along the a6-f1 diagonal (except for *b5,* naturally, lest he be butchered) - and then to *b5* making the opposing Royal Majesty completely walled up, and compelled to give up d6 to your Royalty - on the next move (if he chooses to retreat back to b7), or one move after (if his choice should be c7). Then on with your "knight in - knight out" (or if the black intriguant attempts to do funny things - darts back in the direction of h8 - your Ecclesiastic is easily in time to occupy f7, i.e. what our teacher calls the "ideal position").
The knight-in-knight-out method (W method) is only applicable when the king goes to the wrong corner. When the king avoids both corners, the diagonal method should be used: 1. Cut the king off inside the seven square diagonal, 2. Cut the king off inside the five square diagonal, 3. Cut the king off inside the three square diagonal, 4. mate.
18:40 Kf6(1.) Ke8 Be6 Kd8 Ke5 Kc7 Kd5 Kd8 Nh4 Ke7 Ke5 Kf8 Kf6 Ke8 Ng6 Kd8 Ke5 Kc7 Kd5 Kd8 Kd6 Ke8 Bc3 Kd8 Bb4(2.) Kc8 Nf4 Kb7 Nd5 Kc8 Ke7 Kb7 Kd7 Kb8 Ba6(3.) Ka7 Bc8 Kb8 Ne7 Ka7 Kc7 Ka8 Bb7+ Ka7 Nc6#
No videos teach this. Some videos teach the diagonal method even where the king needs to be driven from corner to corner. It is best to know both methods, because the W method is best when the king goes to the corner, and the diagonal method us best when the king remains in the center.
Sometimes it is possible to transpose into the W method. 18:40 even better here is Kf6 Ke8 Ne5 Kd8 Ke6 Kc7 Nd7 Kb7 Bc4, and we are in the W method.
@Ramirez, at 16:15 Black's best defence is ...Kc7, heading for b6 and eventually as far as b4!! after which I doubt you know the 18-move procedure with the Knight on B1!! So from position: WK-D6 B-D5 N-E4 , BK on B5 ... and basically the only way to mate is playing Ne4-c3 followed by Nc3-b1 !!!
This is much more difficult - infinitely more, if you don't know how to re-route the D4 Knight, to stop the BK heading towards A4/B4/B3 -- Ke5 was very committal and a perfect example that mobility is priority No.1 for the BK, not moving towards the most passive position on the board, in the corner.
P.S.- I understand that diving this deeply into this might take up too much of your time, but if you want, I can post a video response which would make it all crystal clear instead of typing variations, the visuals are very important with this. Thank you.
Hello! Excellent point. You are totally right. That's why we should practice both alternatives against the engine. We need to be prepared for either case. The main ideas explained in this lesson along with the ability to calculate should allow us to win this endgame, but it is true it could turn difficult -specially in time pressure.
That's the reason why I did not teach this checkmate early in the course like I did with other basic checkmates such as Queen and King vs King.
Thanks a lot for taking the time to point this out 👍
@@NMRobertRamirez- Hi Robert, well the point with the modern engines is that they are programmed (Lichess e.g), Stockfish too, to walk straight to the "Wrong Corner", so you would have to play both sides to train this, and it is more than difficult if you don't know where to place the Knight in the first phase of the procedure, which in this case would be D3, and the Bishop on A2-G7 diagonal, WK working from the right side to move the BK to the left, towards A8... This procedure is called the Deletang Method, and my point is that without getting a firm grip on this method, you and neither any of your students would be able to mate me within 50 moves, because I would play smart defence, meaning I would not walk into the corner, into a set-play that indeed can just be memorized. Maybe an extremely talented kid could work this "Geometric Dance" out over the board, but even that is highly unlikely... But if you catch on to the principles quickly, it is very much fun and limitlessly educational . Here is a link to a Majnu tutorial on this Deletang method:
ua-cam.com/video/PWZ7h2yrJME/v-deo.html
But working this out for yourself would be even much better, but it takes a lot of patience, which kids these days hardly have anymore, most of them expect everything to be spoonfed to them, which is not the way to go, which is why I think you are doing a great job, congrats on that! -Greetings from Holland ;)
I have won use the Vienna opening 53% of the time. What do you think about this?
Teach the Checkmate with Three Knights. While the odds of such a position is maybe one in a million, it is a fine exercise on how to use Knights.
This is very tricky. Probably I need to look at it time to time but you explained it very well coach! And I think this method is better than W method and easier to remember. Now I will finish the playlist and I will move on to the endgame playlist. It's been really helpful so far. Thanks so much COACH!
You are welcome! And yes, this one is tricky, but if you revisit it once in a while, you will see how it becomes easier every time. The good thing is that you have time to learn it. You won't encounter it often in you games hehe :)
I am really confused even after watching this lesson one main problem I face is that sometimes I just cant corner the king its like just a repitition opposition. Any tips on how to get better at doing that?
Hello! I know exactly what you mean. This is an endgame we should revisit from time to time because even if we get it right, we tend to forget it since it is not so common.
When practicing it, try first using mainly your king to shoulder the other king. If that does not work at all, you can always rely on the position with the king, bishop and knight int the center like I explained in this video.
Also, please let me know how it goes after revisiting it a few times. Every time you revisit it, you will find it easier and easier 👍
@@NMRobertRamirez Got it thanks!
Look at games of gm alexandra kustenuk vs gm koneru humpy.183 moves in fide rapid and blitz 2023..ends in bishop and knight ending.😊
It needs to be practiced many times
tks for all the vedios dude with help of these in 3 days i came from 400 to 800 .......now will try to get to 1500 as soon as possible ....this needs a lot of practice puzzles can you suggest any website which gives 100s of puzzles topic wise for free other than lichess cause it dsent have it topicwise but randomly .......i think topic wise would be a good start than just random puzzles
hehe well congrats on that big jump! You will probably feel some resistance to get to 1000, but if you continue training and playing consistently, you will get there in no time. As far as the lichess tactics, I understand what you mean, but to be honest, you will benefit more from random tactics. Training tactics by topic is good when you are completely new to it and need to learn what each them is. If you already know that, it is better to train your brain for the real deal. In a real game we never know what pattern is present. It could be tough at the beginning, but you will get the hang of it. Even if you cannot find the answer and juts look at the answer after working hard on it, you will improve. If you still want to train tactics like this, I do not know of any free website, but you can always find pretty cheap tactics books on amazon. Hope this makes sense 👍
@@NMRobertRamirez wow tks a lot now realy i feel this makes sense ....ill do random tactics :) ....btw where are you from and can we be friends on any social media
@@abhisheksamboddu6580 you are more than welcome. Happy to help. You can send me a friend request on Facebook or follow me on Twitter if you like. I am not that active though. As far as where I am from, I would like to hear your guess 🤓 Although I gave it up on lesson # 66
@@NMRobertRamirez haha.....i couldnt find u on fb dude there are so many robert ramirezs XD.....ig spain?
@@abhisheksamboddu6580 hehe go to my channel here on youtube and you will see the Twitter and Facebook option. They will take you directly to my profile. I am originally from Cuba 🇨🇺
Link to a two bishops checkmate please!
Hello Edmond! You can see all of the lessons if you go to my channel. The two bishops one is lesson # 46 👍
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I want to share with you guys, today I won by simplification just counting the amount of pawns, because I had one extra pawn and they were in a good position I could won the game by promoting my extra pawn to a Queen.
Thanks a lot Carlos! This can only mean one thing! Keep it up because whatever you are doing is working. Again, thank you for sharing!
I practiced for ages, but for the life of me, I can't manage to reliably corral the king to the edge of the board... if the king geta there, I usually manage to reach mate, unless the 50 move rule kicks in, though blocking the escape route is still confusing sometimes.
Hello! This is an endgame you want to revisit from time to time. Before you know, it will kick in 👍
i loose almost 40 moves in cornering the king itself. pls tell me how to do this without wasting moves
I'm with Mark C - I still find this super confusing.. from around 18.39 on you easily get the King to the edge - The engines I play have the King running circles around me - Can you please provide more info around ' the method of putting your knight and bishop in the center and then bring your king and go from there' - I'm sorry but compared to your other teachings, this is very vague. I have my Knight and bishop in the center on the correct coloured squares along with the king I like your teaching and hope that you can provide more detail on how to get the King to the edge with my pieces in the ideal position.
Hello Douglas! Thanks a lot for your feedback. I understand what you mean, but like I have mentioned before, this endgame is taught at this point in. the course because we need to have a certain ability to calculate and visualize. For most of my students, it comes down to revisiting it from time to time and every time we do, it gets easier and easier. Luckily we do not get this often (I have gotten it 3 times in over 20 years) so, we have time to periodically revisit it until it becomes second nature. As you can see here in the comments section, other people have gotten it after watching the video once, but unfortunately this endgame is not as easy as the other basic checkmates we have covered (e.g Q + K vs K). Hope this makes sense 👍
@@NMRobertRamirez Thanks Robert , a sound answer. My rating is usually around 1200 - 1350, maybe I will revisit this again when my ratings are higher. I really enjoy your teachings. Mahi Pai.
At 11:46 what could be the move if the king had moved to g2?
Hey Carlos! I am sorry to answer with another question :) but ... can you find a move that prevents their king from escaping via h3?
@@NMRobertRamirez No problem, it's like that we're going to learn, I think Be6 or Kf4?
@@Carloslsr You are right! Be6 is the move 👍
@@NMRobertRamirez I've been looking for this question as that's what I'm struggling with. What do you do if king moves to f3 after you've moved the Bishop to e6? Great lesson, but this is so confusing.
I crossed 600 again that time early queen attackers destroyed me and I fall back to 400 ....now in almost every match they are trying fried liver
difficult to remember
can i skip this lesson and keep it later?
Absolutely! As a matter of fact, this is a lesson you can go over and revisit from time to time until you fully get it. I know it could be tricky and truth is it's pretty unlikely you will have to use it soon. But, if you ever have to, you should know how 👍😎
"knight in, knight out"
This is a tricky one and we do not get it often in our games to practice it so it is a good idea to revisit this lesson from time to time 👍
@@NMRobertRamirez I did come across this during a game recently, but back then I didn't know how to do it and it ended up being a stalemate. Thanks a ton!
LOL -- I ran into a bishop/knight/king vs. king scenario against a stockfish bot and this is a lesson I skipped!!!!! Had to settle for the 50 move draw rule.
Ahhh now is when I say "I told you so" lol Nah seriously, it has happened to me too. I only learned it well after messing it up the first time I got it.
And here i was thinking 2 bishop check mate is difficult 😂
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just revising, dont mind me
It's a draw😓😓 I try to watch while playing the game but noooooo
Ok I will watch it now
I still find this super confusing... I cannot set up the ideal position to begin with, the king always escapes
2 bishops was very clear and easy, but this is confusing for me
what I mean is, I know how to drag the king from one corner to another and I know how to checkmate him once he is in the right colour corner, but I can't get the king to the corner to begin with... He always manages to escape
If it makes you feel better, we all go through that 😅 Did you try the method of putting your knight and bishop in the center and then bring your king and go from there? Anyways, this is a checkmate that you will understand more every time you revisit it. Try to do it once a week or so until you learn it by heart.
If you have not gotten it under control in 4 week, please let me know 👍
Will do thanks... once I have the position set up its no problem. Its just getting that position to begin with. Thanks
@@MarkChant123 we'll keep in touch 👍
I played with 2400 elo rated SOS 5.1 for arena but it couldn't checkmate me with bishop & knight in 40 mins in 50 moves,I wonder how u claim that knight bishop checkmates are possible!
Hello! It is interesting that SOS could not get it done. This is not something I made up. I just learned how to do it and have been able to deliver it. You will find it in books and everyone should learn the right technique. Even if it seems complicated at first, feel free to revisit it from time to time until you get the hang of it 👍
The king is in 3rd rank opposition the king.. knight in and out "W".manuever...lets practice in under guava tress.with full of 🍑 fruits.😊
Not very good video :(
It needs to be practiced many times