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Chess Play: End Game Strategy
The end game plan covers all levels from very simple to complex endgame strategies.
Topics covered are:
Rook and one V rook and one
Rook and pawn endings with pawns on 3rd to 7th ranks were king is cut off
Rook and 2 pawns v rook and one
Rook V rook and equal pawns
Rook endings with connected pawns and disconnected pawns
Rook endings with material equality and positional advantage
Lucerna position
Philidor position
Magic position.
Saavedra position
Horowitz position
Rook activation
Two rook endings
Rook and minor piece endings
Rook V queen
The mate with bishop and knight
The mate with knight and knight
Bishop and pawn
Knight and pawn
Bishop V knight
Bishop or knight v rook
Bishops V bishops endings
Queen V queen and pawn
Queens and pawns
Centralisation of the king
Pawn against pawn
Pawn squares
Opposition
Triangulation
Looking for a waiting move
Middle game to endgame transition
Looking for stalemates
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