if I go so , he takes pawn and defence his pawn I strike with rook, BUT on SF line he goes back with knight and let Me take pawn , why?
Also see My Pawn line vs knight, he had nowhere to go, was Cool
https://lichess.org/w5rkvLE8/white#92
@aVague said [^](/forum/redirect/post/1fwvDOn6)
> if I go so , he takes pawn and defence his pawn I strike with rook, BUT on SF line he goes back with knight and let Me take pawn , why?
> Also see My Pawn line vs knight, he had nowhere to go, was Cool
> https://lichess.org/w5rkvLE8/white#92
Cool, minor imbalance on move 15 {d & Knight vs e & bishop}
In endgame you rediculously pinned his rook. Very nice game, accurate endgame.
@Brutal-baby said [^](/forum/redirect/post/tPhifUol)
>
> Cool, minor imbalance on move 15 {d & Knight vs e & bishop}
> In endgame you rediculously pinned his rook. Very nice game, accurate endgame.
very Much Thx, that Pin was Nice to use
Not sure if you meant this as a question, but I guess:
If 47. Rc6 is played white quickly gets a strong passed a pawn.
However after 47. Rb1 Nf4 48. Kg3 Rxd5 white is still better but black has a connected passed e pawn and pressure on b3
@plopsky said [^](/forum/redirect/post/SkWMK4dC)
> Not sure if you meant this as a question, but I guess:
>
> If 47. Rc6 is played white quickly gets a strong passed a pawn.
>
> However after 47. Rb1 Nf4 48. Kg3 Rxd5 white is still better but black has a connected passed e pawn and pressure
white gets passed pawn, only if dark knight is removed from defending pawn, and rook rakes it, but knight can not move I thought
@aVague said [^](/forum/redirect/post/nHfQHQlX)
> > Not sure if you meant this as a question, but I guess:
> >
> > If 47. Rc6 is played white quickly gets a strong passed a pawn.
> >
> > However after 47. Rb1 Nf4 48. Kg3 Rxd5 white is still better but black has a connected passed e pawn and pressure
>
> white gets passed pawn, only if dark knight is removed from defending pawn, and rook rakes it, but knight can not move I thought
There are too many possibilities to show the exact lines, but I guess it comes to:
Black either has to give up a6 (and white has a powerfull passed a pawn), or black keeps their N on b4 'forever' and they only have one rook remaining to fight against the two active white rooks, which means the defence will quickly fail.
@plopsky said [^](/forum/redirect/post/4SOs42nQ)
> > > Not sure if you meant this as a question, but I guess:
> > >
> > > If 47. Rc6 is played white quickly gets a strong passed a pawn.
> > >
> > > However after 47. Rb1 Nf4 48. Kg3 Rxd5 white is still better but black has a connected passed e pawn and pressure
> >
> > white gets passed pawn, only if dark knight is removed from defending pawn, and rook rakes it, but knight can not move I thought
>
> There are too many possibilities to show the exact lines, but I guess it comes to:
> Black either has to give up a6 (and white has a powerfull passed a pawn), or black keeps their N on b4 'forever' and they only have one rook remaining to fight against the two active white rooks, which means the defence will quickly fail.
Yes seems like that , Thx!
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