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Thanks for the blog, this will help players know about the promotion technique in Rook endgame, and how to convert efficiently with large material advantage.
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Thanks for the blog, this will help players know about the promotion technique in Rook endgame, and how to convert efficiently with large material advantage.
The blog is well executed, and the first part introduces a very useful line of thought (the manouvre to get the pawn promoted).
However then it proceeds in depth to show how to win when up a rook, that may be a bit superfluous as its harder to find a plan that doesn't win then one that does.
The blog is well executed, and the first part introduces a very useful line of thought (the manouvre to get the pawn promoted).
However then it proceeds in depth to show how to win when up a rook, that may be a bit superfluous as its harder to find a plan that doesn't win then one that does.
However then it proceeds in depth to show how to win when up a rook, that may be a bit superfluous as its harder to find a plan that doesn't win then one that does.
This blog is for all levels of chess, otherwise I would stick to difficult and sharp endings.
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> However then it proceeds in depth to show how to win when up a rook, that may be a bit superfluous as its harder to find a plan that doesn't win then one that does.
This blog is for all levels of chess, otherwise I would stick to difficult and sharp endings.


