► Chapters 00:00 Simple Chess Puzzle Challenge 00:08 Rook vs Pawn Chess Endgame 00:27 Endgame Study by Richard Reti 01:15 Is Rd1 a mistake? 03:03 Solution: How can White win? 04:13 If Black tries to maintain opposition 05:12 Puzzle for you: Can you win?
1. Bf1, promoted to knight, 2. Rf2, Kg3 or Kh1 Kg3 loses knight to Rg2. So Kh1 3. Bg2, Kh2 4. Be4, Kg3 loses for same reason, so Kh3. But, 5. Rg2, and knight doesn't have a safe square.
after 3,,Kh1 the black King is blocked and Knight is blocked too whenever he goes he is lost so no need t o play Bg2. better is move of white King and then taking the knight for free. Am I right?
Winning move is Bf1, if black takes respond Rxf1 (king and rook vs king is winning). If black promotes instead we have checkmate with Rh3. Black could also move the king but then we just take the pawn with the bishop and have a king and rook vs king endgame. I think this is the answer.
5:30 I THINK Bf1 if gxf1 then Rxf1 and we win and if g1=Q Rh3# if any king move then Bxg2 and we are winning g1=N I mean there is no mate but we still are winning
The solution to the last puzzle is Bf1. If black push the pawn to any piece besides of knight there's chackmate on h3, if he makes a knight there's a winning position=R+B vs. N. If black takes the Bishop white takes back with a winning position and if black move's the king than white takes the pawn with a winning position.
Seeing the comments about the puzzle at the end of the game, one thing popped in my head. What if black promotes to a Knight on g1? Rh3 won't be a checkmate in that position
Yeah... but it is not a problem that requires to win in a specific number of moves... Actually, that is the difference between a problem and a study. Problems say a specific number of moves to win or draw. Studies do not. 😊 Greetings from Costa Rica🇨🇷
Rook and King is enough so you can sac the Bishop for the Knight if you want to simplify it. But Rook and 1 Pawn can beat a Knight or Bishop, Rook and Bishop will obviously beat a Knight
The end puzzle is pretty funny. The solution is Bf1. If gxf1=Q then recapture with the rook and it’ll be King and rook endgame vs a lone king already on the periphery of the board. The funnier variation is if black ignores Bf1 and just queens on g1, then it’s mate in one after Rh3#
The puzzle at the end of video: Bf1 should be right move. Then it could be forced because xf1 is probably the best move black can play. If the black tries to hold on to his pawn, still bishop can capture the pawn. Whatever happens, white's gonna give up his bishop for the pawn. Then it's now a king & rook vs king endgame.
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For end puzzle, Bf1. If black promotes, Rh3 is mate. If black captures bishop, rook takes and rook+king endgame is ez.
g1N Rh3+ Nxh3 draw ;)
@@shadowandreality but you don't have to do Rh3;-) Rook & Bishop will win against knight
@@matthewcoffin5144 I know, but the option wasn't given
also because always play Bf1.
If playing black-depending on the opponent- I'd take bf1 during promotion just to force the rook to dance for 5 more lol...and avoid the rh3 mate
► Chapters
00:00 Simple Chess Puzzle Challenge
00:08 Rook vs Pawn Chess Endgame
00:27 Endgame Study by Richard Reti
01:15 Is Rd1 a mistake?
03:03 Solution: How can White win?
04:13 If Black tries to maintain opposition
05:12 Puzzle for you: Can you win?
1. Bf1, promoted to knight,
2. Rf2, Kg3 or Kh1
Kg3 loses knight to Rg2. So Kh1
3. Bg2, Kh2
4. Be4, Kg3 loses for same reason, so Kh3. But,
5. Rg2, and knight doesn't have a safe square.
after 3,,Kh1 the black King is blocked and Knight is blocked too whenever he goes he is lost so no need t o play Bg2. better is move of white King and then taking the knight for free.
Am I right?
The answer is Bf1 pawn takes ,then the rook takes. If the pawn push forward ,then Rh3#
If g1=N, white plays Rf2+, and the knight is trapped wherever the king moves.
Winning move is Bf1, if black takes respond Rxf1 (king and rook vs king is winning). If black promotes instead we have checkmate with Rh3. Black could also move the king but then we just take the pawn with the bishop and have a king and rook vs king endgame. I think this is the answer.
A small tip, place the endgame puzzle at the end so you don't have to pause or go back. I saw it quickly enough, but some puzzles need way more time.
5:30 I THINK Bf1
if gxf1 then Rxf1 and we win
and if g1=Q Rh3#
if any king move then Bxg2 and we are winning
g1=N I mean there is no mate but we still are winning
Yep, Rook + Bishop beat Knight.
The solution to the last puzzle is Bf1.
If black push the pawn to any piece besides of knight there's chackmate on h3, if he makes a knight there's a winning position=R+B vs. N.
If black takes the Bishop white takes back with a winning position and if black move's the king than white takes the pawn with a winning position.
Bf1 is the simplest and strongest.
bishop to f1 followed by rook to h3
Thanks, Man!
Seeing the comments about the puzzle at the end of the game, one thing popped in my head. What if black promotes to a Knight on g1? Rh3 won't be a checkmate in that position
But Rook+Bishop wins against Knight.
Yeah... but it is not a problem that requires to win in a specific number of moves...
Actually, that is the difference between a problem and a study. Problems say a specific number of moves to win or draw. Studies do not. 😊 Greetings from Costa Rica🇨🇷
Thanks for clarifying guys!
yeah but i think white is still winning
Rook and King is enough so you can sac the Bishop for the Knight if you want to simplify it.
But Rook and 1 Pawn can beat a Knight or Bishop, Rook and Bishop will obviously beat a Knight
Awesome. Reti was a GENIUS
The end puzzle is pretty funny. The solution is Bf1. If gxf1=Q then recapture with the rook and it’ll be King and rook endgame vs a lone king already on the periphery of the board. The funnier variation is if black ignores Bf1 and just queens on g1, then it’s mate in one after Rh3#
Oh I didn’t see that, good one!👍👏😁
But what if pawn doesn’t capture bishop?
Can you make a video on how to prepare for chess tournaments? Especially for those who have never entered before? Thanks!
Here is an old video of Igor about tournament preparation
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The puzzle at the end of video: Bf1 should be right move. Then it could be forced because xf1 is probably the best move black can play. If the black tries to hold on to his pawn, still bishop can capture the pawn. Whatever happens, white's gonna give up his bishop for the pawn. Then it's now a king & rook vs king endgame.
Bf1 intending Rh3#
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I miss the cat in the background 🥺
Bf1!
Bishop to F1 if Pawn takes Bishop Rook takes pawn. If pawn makes queen, rook h3 mate
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Im winning
Bf1 wins
Bf1…… if g7xB….Rxf1
If g7 promotes Rh6#
As mentioned above , g7 promotes to knight stops rh6
@@matthewcoffin5144 you’re right, but there’s no more chance for the black to win and all the chances are for the white, don’t you think?
@@matthewcoffin5144 Rook + Bishop still definitely beating 1 Knight and King
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